Scrandle answers
October 11, 2026

Today’s closest matchup has a 1-point gap; the widest is 17 points. 4 winners appeared on the left. Scores are fixed editorial seeds, not live community votes or the official game’s results.

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  1. 01

    Cheeseburger vs Chocolate cookies

    Cheeseburger wins. 91% vs 75% — a 16-point gap.

    A toasted bun, melted cheese and a generous patty make a familiar comfort-food combination.

  2. 02

    Seafood spaghetti vs Noodle bowl

    Seafood spaghetti wins. 88% vs 84% — a 4-point gap.

    Long spaghetti strands, shellfish and greens bring several textures to one plate.

  3. 03

    Vegetable soup vs Glazed doughnuts

    Glazed doughnuts wins. 65% vs 81% — a 16-point gap.

    Sweet glaze and a soft crumb make this a treat rather than a full meal.

  4. 04

    Steak dinner vs Cheese & olive pizza

    Steak dinner wins. 92% vs 90% — a 2-point gap.

    Browning and a substantial cut give this plate a hearty visual character.

  5. 05

    Ice cream vs Berry pancakes

    Berry pancakes wins. 85% vs 86% — a 1-point gap.

    Fluffy layers and fruit balance soft texture with a little freshness.

  6. 06

    Mixed green salad vs Avocado toast

    Avocado toast wins. 63% vs 72% — a 9-point gap.

    Creamy avocado and toasted bread put contrasting textures into a simple dish.

  7. 07

    Baked lasagne vs Curry & flatbread

    Curry & flatbread wins. 76% vs 93% — a 17-point gap.

    A rich orange sauce, fresh herbs and flatbread make a colourful meal.

  8. 08

    Filled burrito vs Toasted sandwich

    Filled burrito wins. 89% vs 74% — a 15-point gap.

    A flour tortilla wraps beans, vegetables and other fillings into one substantial bite.

  9. 09

    Hot dog vs Sushi selection

    Sushi selection wins. 70% vs 83% — a 13-point gap.

    Nigiri and rice rolls pair carefully arranged fish with soft rice.

  10. 10

    Waffles vs French fries

    French fries wins. 77% vs 80% — a 3-point gap.

    Golden edges and a soft potato centre make this side a snack in its own right.

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