I haven’t tried Shuffalo, but I do have a New Yorker subscription.
Check it out! It’s fun 
How very NYT to include nori and nigiri, but not onigiri.
Also, no gringo? C’mon!
#SMDH
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Today: intoxicant/intoxication as well as onion, tannin, tannic, tonic. I’ll also count niacin as a food word!
I’m also annoyed that ionic and anion count as words, but cation does not. (Negative charge is okay, but positive is not?)
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They did accept cation, though. Why cacti and radii (not today, just generally), but no coiti 
?
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Argh, you’re right. I was also frustrated about not getting anionic/cationic.
Bialy today. Still kinda weirded out how few Latin words are acceptable, like ibid.
Maybe because ibid is a contraction of ibidem? I’ll have to try ibidem if the letters show up.
I think I may have tried it before to no avail.
Huh. So, “proper” names aren’t allowed, but today we get Macron.
Mormon and Roman? Naaaaaaaaah 
Oooh! I did not know that! Thanks for enlightening me 
Non-English words, like Odeon are ok, but loden is not ….
Food - cèpe too furrin?
Also picniced well, it’s sorta about food.
But spelled picnicked.
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Finally, first word of the day, haricot and it’s a pangram. I’m shocked.
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Got both first
Weird they include chica, but not chico.
No chitarra. But always those damn, boring, useless penne.
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Tough one today (although I got the pangram first 
)!
A food word I don’t believe I’ve seen in the SB before was bulgur. Also grub, grog, and flour.
And a food word I’ve never heard of before (or forgot since, bc I am old): burgoo. Actually had to cheat and look that one up.
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Very surprised that word is allowed.
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