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Food Hunt Level 176 Walkthrough

Intermediate

Food Hunt Level 176 is a pixel-art board. Measured from the board image on this page, the picture breaks down into 10 colours, each covering at least 2% of the board: orange covering the most at 20.3%, then dark grey (16.2%) and green (15.4%), with 7 smaller colours behind them. No flat background band was detected on this board — every sampled cell reads as part of the picture.

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Food Hunt Level 176 board layout

What the Level 176 board is made of

10 main colours, each covering at least 2% of the board, measured from the board image on this page.

  • orange 20.3% of the board

    All of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • dark grey 16.2% of the board

    94% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • green 15.4% of the board

    30% of it sits inside the picture; the rest is open.

  • blue 15.2% of the board

    84% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • white 7.6% of the board

    70% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • dark cyan 7.6% of the board

    25% of it sits inside the picture; the rest is open.

  • light orange 6.4% of the board

    51% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • red 4.0% of the board

    92% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • pale pink 3.7% of the board

    93% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

  • deep orange 3.6% of the board

    94% of it is walled in by the colours around it, so this block stalls until they are eaten.

Read from the board image on this page, last measured 2026-09-25. Colour names are read off the hex shown beside them and may differ from the name the game gives that block. The game decides which block you can feed, so treat this as what the board costs to clear, not as a tap order.

How to read the Level 176 board

Start with the biggest colour: orange

orange covers 20.3% of the board — more than any other colour on this board. A block only clears once every matching cell is eaten, so the biggest colour is the slowest to drain and the one worth seating as soon as the queue offers it.

orange cannot finish early

Every cell of orange is walled in by dark grey, green and 7 other colours in the board image. That part of the block stays stuck until the surrounding colour is eaten, so expect a long stall rather than a failed run.

Food Hunt Level 176 — frequently asked questions

What colours are on the Food Hunt Level 176 board?
The board image breaks down into 10 main colours, each covering at least 2% of it: orange (#F9AE33, 20.3% of the board), dark grey (#505150, 16.2% of the board), green (#37DF63, 15.4% of the board), blue (#36ABF5, 15.2% of the board), white (#EFECE2, 7.6% of the board), dark cyan (#168690, 7.6% of the board), light orange (#B87358, 6.4% of the board), red (#ED454B, 4.0% of the board), pale pink (#C578BE, 3.7% of the board) and deep orange (#7F715B, 3.6% of the board).
Which colour should I clear first in Food Hunt Level 176?
orange covers the most of the board at 20.3%, and dark grey is next at 16.2%. The board cannot tell you the tap order on its own — which block you can feed is decided by the queue at the bottom of the screen, and it changes as blocks clear. The board image does show what each colour costs: start the biggest colour you are offered, because it has the most cells to eat, and hold back any colour that is walled off until its neighbours are gone.
What difficulty is Level 176 in Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle?
Level 176 is rated Intermediate difficulty in Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle.
Is there a video walkthrough for this Food Hunt level?
Yes — the walkthrough video on this page plays the full clear of this board, so you can follow the tap order block by block. The board image next to it shows what the finished picture is made of.

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