Food Hunt Level 160 Walkthrough

Published: 2026-11-13

To beat Food Hunt level 160, begin around the light blue border, then follow the lower rainbow through its colored bands before tackling the upper arch. White clouds and a pink stripe divide the circular picture. All five slots are open, so the main complication is the queue of Frozen Boxes and Hidden Boxes beneath the board.

The two Cookie Blockers start at 1500, one on each side of the middle stripe. Their counters decrease while the rainbow is being eaten, but both remain well into the upper-arch phase. The lower half disappears much earlier than the top, so a large intact arch does not mean the earlier boxes have done nothing.

Rainbow Color Order from Bottom Arc to Top

Light blue border and white details; lower yellow, orange, green, blue and purple bands; upper red and yellow arch; remaining clouds, pink stripe and colored fragments.

Use the two halves of the rainbow as separate landmarks. Early frames still show a complete upper arc while gaps spread across the lower one. Blue and yellow boxes occupy several slots during that lower pass; purple follows as its inner band becomes exposed. Later, red boxes accompany the shrinking upper edge. This is a broad route through the picture, with repeated colors along the way. It does not assign a single box to a whole ring or require you to finish every sky pixel before entering the rainbow.

Walkthrough through the Split Rainbow

1. Trim the light blue surroundings. Start with the exposed light blue box and watch the border below the circle. Light blue ants are visible around the lower edge before the rainbow has lost much of its shape. The first queue also shows white 4, orange 48 and yellow 36. Those numbers identify the opening choices, but the broad picture matters more than trying to consume a whole color at once. The upper sky stays in place while the bottom edge begins to open.

Video walkthrough of level 160

The video follows the light blue perimeter into the lower rainbow, then reduces the upper arch while the two side counters decrease. Frozen Boxes and question-mark boxes are visible in the queue.

2. Move into the lower colored bands. Follow the lower arc as gaps spread from the right toward its center. Yellow, blue and white boxes are visible together in this phase. The yellow band becomes thinner while blue boxes remain in the slots, and the orange area underneath starts breaking apart. Use those missing sections to judge whether you are at the same stage. The white clouds across the middle and most of the upper red band are still present here.
3. Work across the purple center. The next distinct change is the loss of the bottom inner bands. Purple ants and purple boxes appear while blue remnants are being cleared. Green and orange pieces survive around the edges of the lower arc, so this is a mixed-color phase rather than a purple-only section. More Frozen Boxes reach the front of the queue. Check their icy appearance separately from their underlying color; the frozen coating is a queue obstacle, not another rainbow band.
4. Shift attention to the upper arch. Once the lower half is largely empty, use the upper semicircle as your next target. Red, purple and yellow boxes are visible during this transition. The pink horizontal strip and both side blockers remain beneath the arch, while light blue sky persists above it. Red later occupies two slots beside a charcoal box. Compare the outside edge with earlier frames: its red band is retreating even when the bright inner yellow and green sections still look substantial.
5. Follow the remaining strips and islands. The later view has a much smaller upper arch, broken white clouds and scattered pink pixels. Yellow, green, charcoal, white and blue boxes all appear across these later frames. Continue matching the remaining islands rather than looking for another full circle. The final supplied view still contains orange, yellow, green and blue fragments near the top and pink remnants through the middle. Treat these as the closing phase shown by the guide, without assuming which individual pixel disappears last.

When the Rainbow Still Looks Almost Whole

The earliest samples show little change to the top half despite activity around the bottom. That visual imbalance can make progress look slower than it is. Inspect the lower light blue border and the right side of the bottom ring; these change before the central cloud stripe is removed. Avoid judging the whole run by the red cap alone.

Frozen Boxes are distinct from the question-mark boxes farther down the queue. Push up other boxes to slowly melt a Frozen Box. A Hidden Box reveals its color when it reaches the front row. Neither appearance tells you a new color belongs to the drawing, and neither justifies guessing the concealed box from the adjacent rainbow stripe.

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