| | |

Featured Puzzle: Alternate Corners #4 – National Avocado Day

ByJacob Valdez

Ah, the delicious avocado, full of healthy fats, and staple of the keto diet. In 2017, a meal delivery service, Model Meals, declared July 31st to be National Avocado Day, celebrating the peak of the California production season. Sadly, Model Meals is gone, but the holiday lives on. Go enjoy a delicious avocado today!

In honor of the holiday, I’ve reskinned an Alternate Corners puzzle with cute little avocados. Draw a single loop which passes through every cell of the grid.

  • You must make a 90-degree turn when passing through a cell containing an avocado.
  • While traveling between avocados, you must make exactly one 90-degree turn.
  • All lines must move in orthogonal directions, connecting the centers of adjacent cells.
  • The solution has only one loop, which may not cross itself.

Learn to solve Alternate Corners puzzles with our Solving Guide.

Want to try it online? Click here!

The completed grid. I hope you enjoyed it!

Similar Posts

Featured Puzzle: Milk Tea #4 – Teasing Gifts
| |

Featured Puzzle: Milk Tea #4 – Teasing Gifts

Valentine’s Day is steeped in tradition. Roses and a box of chocolates are probably the most iconic gifts for your romantic partner. You know what else is steeped? Tea! So let’s theme a Milk Tea puzzle for Valentine’s Day. But, there’s a twist! Teasing is also a time-honored tradition in the game of love. So I present to you the Milk Tease variant.

Featured Puzzle: Crossword – Cornucopia
|

Featured Puzzle: Crossword – Cornucopia

One popular table decoration represents the autumn harvest. The cornucopia, or “Horn of Plenty,” has been used as a symbol of abundance since ancient Greece. Now, it’s usually shown filled with fruits and nuts, and is commonly associated with Thanksgiving in North America.

Today’s puzzle is a small crossword, playable right here on this page! All of the answers are words formed with letters found in the word “CORNUCOPIA.” No letters are used more than once in an answer, unless they actually appear multiple times in our theme word. Good luck!