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ScrandleDaily Stadium Food Game: Pick the Higher-Rated Scran

Scrandle shows two dishes sold at football grounds around the world and asks which one got the higher share of "scran" votes from fans online. A daily game is ten matchups mixing easy, medium and hard pairs, and both ratings are revealed after each pick. It's free to play in your browser, with ten matchups a day and no account needed. There is an unlimited mode and an archive of past puzzles, so you can keep playing after the daily one.

Play Scrandle →Opens the official site, scrandle.com

How to play Scrandle

  1. Look at the two stadium dishes, with their photo, price and ground.
  2. Pick the one you think football fans rated higher.
  3. See both ratings, then move to the next matchup.
  4. After ten matchups, share your score; Random mode lets you keep playing.

Tips

  • Fans reward generous portions and good value more than fancy presentation.
  • A sad pie or a lonely burger in a tray usually loses to a loaded plate.
  • The price shown is a clue: overpriced dishes tend to get punished.

We never post the answer to today's puzzle.

Watch out for copies

Several other sites use the Scrandle name. The original is at scrandle.com, by Dan Boland; that's the only one we link to.

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Scrandle FAQ

What is Scrandle?

Scrandle shows two dishes sold at football grounds around the world and asks which one got the higher share of "scran" votes from fans online. A daily game is ten matchups mixing easy, medium and hard pairs, and both ratings are revealed after each pick. It's free to play in your browser, with ten matchups a day and no account needed.

Is Scrandle free?

Yes. It's free to play in your browser, with ten matchups a day and no account needed.

Does Scrandle have an unlimited mode?

There is an unlimited mode and an archive of past puzzles, so you can keep playing after the daily one.

Can you play Scrandle on a phone?

Yes, in the phone browser.

Where is the official Scrandle site?

Scrandle is played at scrandle.com, made by Dan Boland. Other sites use the same name; they are not the original.

All the Dles is an unofficial directory. Scrandle belongs to Dan Boland; we only link to it. Added Oct 23, 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.