Food Hunt Level 911 Walkthrough

Published: 2026-11-13

Clear Food Hunt level 911 by starting dark grey 97, completing the opening group through orange 88, and giving the large reachable grey and green boxes room to work. The picture is a sad green apple inside a black bowl with grey decoration on an orange background. There are 33 boxes in 8 colors, and orange 55 eats the final background pixel.

Four counters create the main waits: dark grey 97 in slot 1, teal 53 in slot 2, red 30 in slot 3 and rust-brown 14 later on. Their pixels stay covered while other areas are being eaten. The middle therefore has stretches with three active positions rather than five, and the small rust-brown box can remain at exactly 14 until the late sequence.

Apple and Bowl Color Order: Grey Opening, Orange Finish

Dark grey 97, teal 53, red 30, red 50, orange 88; repeated dark grey and red; green and lilac; the late dark grey 18, orange 92, green 34 and orange 55 finish.

Separate the accessible background and apple body from the shadows that have to wait. Orange 88 is part of the opening even though orange is also the finishing color. The repeated dark grey placements handle the bowl and outline, with large values that can clear quickly when their areas are exposed. Teal 53 is different: its leaf-shadow pixels remain covered for much of the run. Follow the full late sequence below for the orange 98 and orange 92 refills, rather than treating the short closing summary as every remaining tap.

Sad Apple Solution from Bowl to Background

1. Open the bowl and red border. Place dark grey 97 for the bowl and apple outline, teal 53 for the shadow under the leaf, then red 30 and red 50 for the border. Orange 88 completes the opening five and begins on the large background. The red border has exposed pixels from the beginning, although red 30 later becomes a waiting counter. Orange is among the first opening boxes to clear, returning space while the covered shadows stay seated.

Video walkthrough of level 911

The sad-apple video follows the large grey bowl boxes, the frozen teal 53 and stem 14 counters, and orange 55 completing the background.

2. Let the large grey refill chew. Dark grey 78 and dark grey 149 enter the positions that become available after the opening. These grey bowl-shadow boxes create the first bottleneck in the remaining free space. Teal 53 and red 30 are already holding their counters without progress at this point. Grey 149 is large but decreases quickly, so allow that exposed workload to clear rather than confusing its size with the cause of the stall.
3. Use the three-position release. Dark grey 74 handles the bowl and red 34 continues the border. Both areas are open, allowing these boxes to pass without a long delay. Their clearance brings a useful point where three positions become available. Prepare for the large incoming boxes instead of using that release on small colors that would immediately wait again.
4. Reach the apple body and decoration. The next arrivals include lilac 39 for the grey bowl swirl, green 82 for the apple body, dark grey 148 for the bowl and rust-brown 14 for the stem. These enter as positions become available, rather than all fitting into the three openings at once. Green 82 has a large reachable area and decreases steadily. Rust-brown 14 behaves oppositely, keeping its number unchanged for a long period and effectively removing that position from circulation until late.
5. Continue the exposed orange and green. Red 19 and orange 72 continue the border and background clearances. Follow with lilac 73, red 11, dark grey 60, orange 89 and green 54. Lilac handles the bowl decoration while orange and green carry the accessible background and apple work. Refill those exposed colors without pausing simply because the stem and leaf shadow are still waiting elsewhere.
6. Clear the shadows and last orange pixel. The long second half runs lilac 41, green 33, dark grey 73, green 32, white 13, teal 48 and green 44, with white handling the apple highlight and teal the remaining leaf shadow. Dark grey 88 and dark grey 18 then close the outline. Orange 98 and orange 92 remove more background, followed by green 34 for the remaining apple. Orange 55 finishes the very last pixel, so keep that orange ending in view as the dark outline disappears.

Reading the Queue While the Apple Shadows Wait

The best opportunity to rebuild comes after dark grey 74 and red 34 clear their open areas. Three positions become available together, and large dark grey 148 and green 82 can use that access well. Orange and green should take useful openings while the bowl and stem counters wait. Avoid committing those openings to small colors immediately before the extended grey series, since the waiting boxes have already reduced the room available for that series.

Track the held values individually to understand the apparent freeze. Dark grey 97 remains in the first position for a long run; teal 53 keeps 53 in the second through much of the level; red 30 holds its starting 30 in the third before clearing. The stem color, rust-brown 14, also stays at its original value until late. Teal only begins declining near the final sequence because the shadow under the leaf has remained covered. A stationary counter here describes blocked access, rather than an empty slot ready for another tap.

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