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On Monday, Stewart"If you want a new word game to play, and who does not!, try https://Phoodle.net," she wrote."Live today. lots of fun especially if you love food!!!!!!"
Stewart shared a screenshot of the game with her guesses —"boeuf" ,"creme" and"apple" — breaking the cardinal rule of giving away the answer. "Hey @marthastewart48! You’re not supposed to give away the answer!" one fan teased, to which Stewart responded, simply,"sorry."Phoodle is a daily online word game modeled after Wordle (
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