If you’re a nostalgic NYT crossword clue, today’s “Fare for Little Miss Muffet” undoubtedly hits the mark. That said, if you have no idea who this is or this rhyme, you might be in a bit of trouble. This clue is four across in the Sept. 24 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle, and if you’re struggling, don’t worry because the answer’s below.
‘Fare for Little Miss Muffet’ Sept. 24 NYT Mini Crossword clue hints and answer
All three clues are homophones. Screenshot by Dot Esports via the NYT
- Hint 1: It starts with a “W.”
- Hint 2: It ends with a “Y.”
- Hint 3: It’s a form of protein.
- Hint 4: It’s a type of protein powder most often associated with gym goers.
The answer to the “Fare for Little Miss Muffet” clue from Sept. 24 is “WHEY.” In the nursery rhyme Little Miss Muffet, the young girl eats a bowl of curds and whey. This is essentially the leftovers of curdled milk and would have been very similar to pure cottage cheese.
