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Team Pie and Prejudice

So either I entered something incorrectly for all three postings, or something’s off with this spreadsheet in the second round.


That's good than.
The 3 books I've entered, I listened to on Audio. I have borrowed ebooks from the library so I can list the food items. It might be a little later.

Round 2 Additions
17-20 You're the hottest place in town this week and everyone wants to try your meals. Now is the time to think about what your niche market is looking for to maintain your popularity
Meals with the word "ube", "watermelon", or "legume" in the text or title, or used as a spell-it-out will attract more adults for round 2

Round 2 Additions
17-20 You're the hottest place in town this week and everyone wants to try your meals. Now is the time to think about what your ..."
That is great! Nice work everyone.
I’ll admit I just had to google “ube” - I have honestly never heard of it before 😆

Round 2 Additions
17-20 You're the hottest place in town this week and everyone wants to try your meals. Now is the time to think abo..."
LOL ...yeah, I didn't either...LOL


Make sure you give the link for the spreadsheet in your message

I read Pumpkinheads which isn't the most dense of things but I wanted to be safe.

I read Pumpkinheads which isn't the most dense of things but I wanted to be safe."
There is a special rule with Frozen meals:
No graphic novels, cookbooks, poetry or childrens books unless audio version is more than 5 hours or wordcount can be verified with arbookfind as more than 40,000 words
So unless Pumpkinheads has more than 40,000 words according to arbookfind or the audio version is more than 5 hours, you do need to check the box. And since most graphic novels won't meet either of those requirements, it's pretty safe to assume you'll always need to check the box for them.

I entered it as Fresh, a sandwich, so I shouldn't need to change anything.
I have a couple of graphic novels that have been hanging out on my TBR forever so I'll keep that link close.


Is there another issue with the spreadsheet (Or is it user error)? Don’t know why this is always happening to me 😂

You do seem to keep finding all the errors lol! I tried putting a book in line 63 and it worked fine so not sure what happened with your lines. It did let me change it manually though so I put scavenger on them for you.

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Awesome, Vianvamp! So because you read a BOM and participated in a BOM discussion, we can switch out one customer, correct?



I'm sorry but I'm going to have to bow out of this challenge. I had fun but personal and work are being a hindrance right now. I won't be able to read or contribute anything.

I'm sorry but I'm going to have to bow out of this challenge. I had fun but personal and work are being a hindrance right now. I won't be able to read or contribute anything."
Hope everything works out and I wish you all the best ♥


it has vinegar in the text so if anyone is planning on a scavenger fish & chips, I can add my vinegar result for it for extra points!

it has vinegar i..."
I haven't used anything from my book Sliced Up because I was looking for 'vinegar'. Sliced Up has all 4 ingredients needed for fish and chips.



Ok then

Spell-it-out's are still helpful. I'm reading a manga series that has quite a few vowels so if you need to use one just say so :)

Dracula had more food in it than I remembered so I was able to use that as a scavenger.


I’ve found “mushroom” a couple of times in the scavenger and one time “pumpkin”, but nothing else of the special words, they’re pretty tough to find.

Score Round 2 Additions
17-20 You're the hottest place in town this week and everyone wants to try your meals. Now is the time to think about what your niche market is looking for to maintain your popularity
Meals with the word "ube", "watermelon", or "legume" in the text or title, or used as a spell-it-out will attract more adults for round 2
13-16 You're now on the list of places to try for young singles and DINKS. Keep up the great work, but perhaps get a bit more creative or reduce your waste for round 2 to increase popularity.
Meals with the word "mushroom", "bamboo", or "tumeric" in the text or title, or used as a spell-it-out will attract more adults for round 2
6-12 Now known as "cheap and cheerful" you attract families which mean messy children. Try some new, more popular, dishes to attract your target group for round 2.
Meals with the word "kale", "avocado", or "truffle" in the text or title, or used as a spell-it-out will attract more adults for round 2
0-5 Your chef quit. Try a new theme for round 2. Pensioners will be attracted to your restaurant, but you will need to work to get other groups in the door
Meals with the word "tuna", "soy", or "pumpkin" in the text or title, or used as a spell-it-out will attract more adults for round 2


I thought it was because we scored a 17 that we're in the 17-20 one? And because we scored that high is why we have harder/rarer words like ube instead of tuna. The teams that scored lower get a little extra help to catch up with the easier words.

Swinbourne Score
All teams have received a score which is available on the Status Sheet.
In round 2, enter the word you find (if doing a scavenger hunt) related to your Swinbourne Score in the justification on your kitchen tab ; and then when creating the meal tick the highlighted box (column G)
Our Swinbourne Score was 17 so our words are ube, watermelon, and legume. Right? Or am I reading it wrong?
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At this point she's been gone for two weeks so is she really still participating? We might as well put feelers out into the looking group...."
I agree - let’s go ahead and see if we can get a replacement player.