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Strandshas a whole new letter-scramble puzzle for you to try to figure out. If you want to solve this challenging puzzle, you’ll need to know therules of how to playStrands, have a good understanding of the category, and be kind of lucky to get started. If you don’t want to use the in-game hint system, which basically gives away the word it shows you, you can check out the general hints and other help this article has to offer. Also, if you are looking for spoilers, you can find them below as well.
The NYT Games Strands Puzzle #30 for June 27, 2025
Today’s puzzle has one Spangram and six themed words to find, bringing the total of seven things to find. The clue for today’s puzzle isRolling in the Aisles.
New York Times Games Strands Clues
If you are searching for some hints to thisPC puzzle game, you can find spoiler-free hints to the overall puzzle in the sections below. Click on the Read More button to see the hints.
General Hint 1
Hint 1 for today’sStrandspuzzle: What are the types of aisles you can think of?
Hint 2: Where would you find the pizzas?
Hint 3: Think of food aisles.
Spoilers for Two of the Words in Today’s Strands
If thischallenging puzzle gamehas you scratching your head, you can find some individual word spoilers in the two sections below. These should help out in solving the puzzle on your own.
Word 2: Seafood
The Answer to Today’s New York Times Games Strands
Looking for the full answer for this puzzle? Check out the section below to see the full spoiler for today’sStrands.
The category for today isGroceryStore. The words are Dairy, Frozen, Bakery, Seafood, Produce, and Meats.
Today’s Strands Explained
Thisminimalist puzzle gamecan be challenging to figure out, even if you know all the answers. If you want to see how everything goes together, check out the spoiler section below.
Today’s puzzle’s clue isRolling in the Aisles, which refers to rolling a grocery cart down the store’s aisles. Each of the themed words is aGroceryStoreshelf that can be found in any grocery store, like Bakery, Frozen, and Produce.
