The puzzle features a vibrant food scene with five subtle differences, challenging even the sharpest minds to spot them.
A brainteaser is a type of puzzle or riddle that challenges your thinking and problem-solving skills.
These are often designed to make you think creatively, logically, or laterally—sometimes requiring you to look beyond the obvious or approach a problem from an unusual angle.
They can range from simple riddles to complex logical conundrums. M&S has released a tricky food-themed brainteaser that challenges readers to spot five differences in this food scene puzzle.
The puzzle features a vibrant food scene with five subtle differences, challenging even the sharpest minds to spot them.
The brainteaser comes after new research from M&S shows that while 59 percent of Brits view brain health as important as physical fitness, a mere 26 percent actively take daily steps to improve it.
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The release of the food scene puzzle ties into the importance of “working out” the brain. Research indicates that while 31 percent of Brits acknowledge the importance of cognitive exercises, many fail to incorporate them into their daily routines.
Puzzles, reading, and learning new skills are simple yet effective ways to keep the mind active and healthy.
Kimberley Wilson, a prominent psychologist said: “Taking care of our brain health is becoming more and more important—we all know this, but I think we sometimes struggle to know how to prioritise it.
“With dementia and Alzheimer’s disease affecting one in three people, we have to find ways to look after ourselves. The earlier we can begin to implement positive habits, the better we will feel in the long run!”
So, did you manage to spot the differences yet? If not, we have shared the answer below.
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