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Forkdle

The daily food-guessing game for cuisine lovers

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Forkdle is a free daily guessing game where you identify a mystery dish using clues about its cuisine, region, cooking style, category, and ingredients. You get 8 guesses — each wrong one reveals a new clue. Modes available: Global — dishes from every cuisine Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, Italian and more Features: - Daily competitive leaderboard - Streak tracking - Recipes section to discover new dishes - Works on mobile, no app download needed - New puzzle every day at midnight

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