Scrandle answers
November 3, 2026

Today’s closest matchup has a 1-point gap; the widest is 27 points. 4 winners appeared on the left. Scores are fixed editorial seeds, not live community votes or the official game’s results.

Play today’s Scrandle
  1. 01

    Vegetable soup vs Steak dinner

    Steak dinner wins. 65% vs 92% — a 27-point gap.

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

  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

    French fries vs Sushi selection

    Sushi selection wins. 80% vs 83% — a 3-point gap.

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

  4. 04

    Filled burrito vs Roasted vegetable bowl

    Filled burrito wins. 89% vs 79% — a 10-point gap.

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

  5. 05

    Toasted sandwich vs Chocolate cookies

    Chocolate cookies wins. 74% vs 75% — a 1-point gap.

    Chocolate pieces and browned edges make these small bakes an easy sweet choice.

  6. 06

    Waffles vs Mixed green salad

    Waffles wins. 77% vs 63% — a 14-point gap.

    Deep pockets and crisp edges make waffles a contrast to softer breakfast dishes.

  7. 07

    Hot dog vs Cheeseburger

    Cheeseburger wins. 70% vs 91% — a 21-point gap.

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

  8. 08

    Baked lasagne vs Cheese & olive pizza

    Cheese & olive pizza wins. 76% vs 90% — a 14-point gap.

    Melted cheese, olives and a browned crust give this pizza a savoury mix of textures.

  9. 09

    Layered chocolate cake vs Ice cream

    Layered chocolate cake wins. 87% vs 85% — a 2-point gap.

    Chocolate layers and a dark fruit topping give this dessert a rich finish.

  10. 10

    Avocado toast vs Glazed doughnuts

    Glazed doughnuts wins. 72% vs 81% — a 9-point gap.

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

Nearby daily answers

All daily answers · Return to the game