THE DAILY FOOD FACE-OFF
Scrandle.
Two plates. One tough call.
Pick the food with the higher score.Trust your taste. Choose a plate to begin.
TODAY’S TASTING IS COMPLETE
Good taste. Good game.
Take a look at the answers ↓Launch edition: percentages are editorial seed scores, not community votes. Progress is saved on this device.
A DAILY RITUAL, BEST SERVED FRESH
A bite-sized test of taste.
From a golden pastry to a bowl of noodles, some plates just catch your eye. Scrandle turns that split-second decision into a daily food guessing game. Inspect two photos, make your pick, and see which dish scores higher.
This is the Dailylin edition: our own food selection, our own daily challenge, and transparent launch scores. Ten rounds are enough for a coffee break. Compare your result with a friend and come back for a fresh helping tomorrow.
Explore the daily archive →September 28, 2026 · DAILylin EDITION
Scrandle today: answers & hints
Want a gentle hint? 3 of today’s comparisons are separated by five points or fewer. Compare texture and presentation before checking the scores. These are our edition’s answers, not scrandle.com’s.
Finished guessing? Reveal all 10 answers
- 01
French fries vs Glazed doughnuts
Glazed doughnuts wins. 80% vs 81% — a 1-point gap.
Sweet glaze and a soft crumb make this a treat rather than a full meal. A close call: the seed scores are within five points.
- 02
Cheeseburger vs Berry pancakes
Cheeseburger wins. 91% vs 86% — a 5-point gap.
A toasted bun, melted cheese and a generous patty make a familiar comfort-food combination. A close call: the seed scores are within five points.
- 03
Chocolate cookies vs Ice cream
Ice cream wins. 75% vs 85% — a 10-point gap.
Cold, creamy scoops are all about texture and a sweet finish. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
- 04
Toasted sandwich vs Seafood spaghetti
Seafood spaghetti wins. 74% vs 88% — a 14-point gap.
Long spaghetti strands, shellfish and greens bring several textures to one plate. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
- 05
Layered chocolate cake vs Mixed green salad
Layered chocolate cake wins. 87% vs 63% — a 24-point gap.
Chocolate layers and a dark fruit topping give this dessert a rich finish. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
- 06
Cheese & olive pizza vs Filled burrito
Cheese & olive pizza wins. 90% vs 89% — a 1-point gap.
Melted cheese, olives and a browned crust give this pizza a savoury mix of textures. A close call: the seed scores are within five points.
- 07
Baked lasagne vs Sushi selection
Sushi selection wins. 76% vs 83% — a 7-point gap.
Nigiri and rice rolls pair carefully arranged fish with soft rice. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
- 08
Waffles vs Vegetable soup
Waffles wins. 77% vs 65% — a 12-point gap.
Deep pockets and crisp edges make waffles a contrast to softer breakfast dishes. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
- 09
Noodle bowl vs Steak dinner
Steak dinner wins. 84% vs 92% — a 8-point gap.
Browning and a substantial cut give this plate a hearty visual character. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
- 10
Avocado toast vs Curry & flatbread
Curry & flatbread wins. 72% vs 93% — a 21-point gap.
A rich orange sauce, fresh herbs and flatbread make a colourful meal. The larger score gap makes this one easier to distinguish.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
What is Scrandle?
Scrandle is a daily food comparison game: look at two dishes and choose the one with the higher rating. Dailylin is an independent edition with its own food pairs and editorial seed scores.
How do I play Scrandle?
Choose one food in each of 10 rounds. Both scores appear after your choice. Earn one point for the higher-rated dish, then copy your spoiler-free result.
Are these real community vote percentages?
Not yet. This launch edition uses editorial seed scores out of 100, displayed as percentages for the game. They are not measured approval rates. Your progress is stored in this browser and your choices do not change the scores.
When does the daily game reset?
A new challenge becomes available at 00:00 UTC. Everyone gets the same 10 food pairs on the same UTC date. Finish an open game at your own pace, then refresh for the new day.
Are these the official Scrandle answers?
No. These answers apply only to the Dailylin edition. Dailylin is independent and is not affiliated with scrandle.com or FootyScran.
Can I play without an account?
Yes. There is no sign-up, download or payment. Progress is saved on your device when browser storage is available.