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Featured Puzzle: One or All #3 – Cookies!

ByJacob Valdez

It’s time for more Christmas cookies! Of course, your baking sheets are all oddly-shaped, and can only hold three cookies each. Because, you know – puzzle.

  • The grid is divided into 3-cell “baking sheets.” Each cell holds one cookie.
  • Each sheet contains either three identical cookies, or one each of the three different cookies.
  • Orthogonally adjacent cells within different sheets may not contain the same cookie.

This is a themed One or All puzzle. Be on the lookout for a future Solving Guide.

Want to try it online? Click here!

Ooh, yummy! Hm…gift baskets, or keep for yourself?

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