At first glance, the NYT Strands' "better with age" might seem like it's about cheese, wine, or George Clooney. Since it would be old-fashioned to make the whole puzzle about actors, it's actually about food that gets better, not stale, with age. Here are some tips.
Strands 92 – NYT Word Search – June 3, 2024 #strands
Today’s Strands hit me right in the face with an answer right in the top row, from left to right. It’s a word you’ve probably heard at least once. While finding it is a good start, figuring out the rest can be tricky, especially since the Spangram doesn’t seem to include “food.” If you’re stuck, I suggest searching the board for a random word to unlock a clue. Think of a process that most old foods and drinks go through that makes them taste better.
The “better with age” Spangram goes from left to right.
The property of something that has undergone a natural chemical process caused by microorganisms.
