If Cajun cuisine is your thing, today’s Wordle solution could be a piece of cake.

To reveal today’s word straightaway, navigate to the bottom of this article for the answer. If you want to crack it by yourself, keep reading for clues, advice, and tactics.

Background of Wordle

Engineer Josh Wardle initially designed Wordle as a present for his partner, and it swiftly turned into a worldwide phenomenon, with thousands participating each day. Enthusiasts also created alternative variations, including the battle royale Squabble, music game Heardle, and versions like Dordle and Quordle which involve guessing several words at once.

The rise in popularity of Wordle led to its takeover by the New York Times, and it has even prompted TikTok influencers to livestream their games.

Selecting the Optimal Wordle Starting Word

The perfect starting word for Wordle is subjective, but for a strategic game, consider using words with at least two vowels and frequent consonants like S, T, R, or N.

The Wordle Archive

The Wordle archive was initially accessible to everyone, but it was taken down at the request of the New York Times. However, the New York Times subsequently launched its own Wordle Archive for NYT Games subscribers.

Is Wordle Becoming Harder?

While it may appear that Wordle is increasing in difficulty, it hasn’t altered in challenge since it began. Those looking for a more rigorous challenge can try Wordle‘s Hard Mode.

Clue for Today’s Wordle

Consider a famous dish from New Orleans.

Does Today’s Wordle Contain Repeating Letters?

No letters are repeated.

Today’s Wordle Begins With…

The letter G.

Today’s Wordle Solution

Submit your final guesses now, as this is your last opportunity before the answer is disclosed.

Drumroll, please!

The solution to today’s Wordle is…

GUMBO

If you missed it this time, don’t fret. A new Wordle will be live tomorrow, and we’ll return with additional useful hints.

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Missed the puzzle from yesterday? Here’s the solution to the previous day’s Wordle.