Nyt ‘beach’ information, Spangram and answers for Tuesday, April 22nd, April 22nd

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ForbesNyt ‘beaches’ hints, Spangram and answers for Monday, April 21stFrom Paul Tassi

Ready for a mystery that makes her hungry? Well, that will probably happen today, so hopefully you have breakfast.

How to play strands

The New York Times beach puzzle is a piece for the classic word search. It is in the beta for now, which means that it only stays that way if there are enough people every day.

There is a new game with strands every day. The game presents you a six times eight grids with letters. The aim is to find a group of words that have something in common and you get an indication of what this topic is. If you find a topic, it remains highlighted in blue.

You also have to find a special word called Spangram. This tells them what the words have in common. The Spangram connects two opposite sides of the board. While the themed words are not a real name, the Spangram can be a real name. If you find the Spangram, it remains yellow.

Be warned: you have to be busy.

“Some topics are phrases from things. They can also be steps in a process, elements that all belong to the same category, synonyms or homophones,” says the New York Times. “Just as it distinguishes the difficulty of the worm puzzle within a week (worm and beach editor Tracy)

Bennett plans to throw curve balls from time to time to time. ”

What is today’s strands?

Here is the NYT note, with mine coming afterwards.

Counter offerings

And mine is

Starbucks

This time I make a little more.

What are today’s answers?

Spoilers follow with the Spangram and the answers. The Spangram is:

Cafemenu

And here is on the board:

And the answers are:

• Sandwiches
• Juice
• SOUP
• ESPRESSO
• Pastries
• Chai

If you let it. I have the feeling that I usually don’t get a soup in a café, but most will serve it, I assume. Maybe I’m leaning too far into Starbucks and not enough in real cafés. Otherwise, thanks to Sabrina Carpenter and her song of the Summer, I knew how to easily spell espresso, which may not have happened before.

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