New York Times Bonus AnswersMonday, 1st September 2025 There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Monday, 1st September 2025. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Bonus Answers All PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Hits with tomatoes, sayPELTSAAcross 6: O'Neal on the Papa Johns board of directors, familiarlySHAQAAcross 10: Degs. held by celebrity chefs Ina Garten and Ian CalhounMBASAAcross 14: Campfire confectionSMOREAAcross 15: Nation that gave us ceviche and picaronesPERUAAcross 16: (Inedible) English SpicePOSHAAcross 17: "Is the camera rolling?"AMIONAAcross 18: Veggie with a heartARTICHOKEAAcross 20: Dining option at many Michelin-starred restaurantsTASTINGMENUAAcross 22: Baby goatKIDAAcross 23: Aglio e ___ (trattoria dish)OLIOAAcross 24: Liver, for oneORGANAAcross 26: Payment for a food safety test, e.g.LABFEEAAcross 29: One might include a sugar bowlTEA SETAAcross 31: Hebrew alphabet starterALEFAAcross 32: GuzzleCHUGAAcross 34: Resy login infoE-MAILAAcross 34: Resy login infoEMAILAAcross 37: Sushi topperROEAAcross 38: Fish often imported from ChileSEA BASSAAcross 40: Letters after old datesB.C.E.AAcross 40: Letters after old datesBCEAAcross 41: Trim, as a T-boneDEFATAAcross 43: The scarlet letterREDAAAcross 44: Prey for the Morlocks, in "The Time Machine"ELOIAAcross 45: Decadent, dense dessertsTORTESAAcross 47: Fancy napkins or runnersLINENSAAcross 49: ___ bear paws (See's Candies offering)POLARAAcross 50: Fails to beISNTAAcross 51: Cornish game ___HENAAcross 52: Beverage option with a 20-AcrossWINEPAIRINGAAcross 58: Kind of bitters featured on many cocktail menusANGOSTURAAAcross 60: Big name in ScotchDEWARAAcross 61: Ignore (or, in reverse, burger covers)SNUBAAcross 62: Response to "Who ordered the Wagyu?," perhapsIDIDAAcross 63: McDonald's agreement with a franchiseeLEASEAAcross 64: Giggle syllablesHEESAAcross 65: Chest muscles, for shortPECSAAcross 66: Gina Mei's "Learning to Cook for One," for oneESSAYDDown 1: Jr.'s examPSATDDown 2: Acclaimed Swedish chef Bengtsson of N.Y.C.'s AquavitEMMADDown 3: ___ Ellen Frank, Santa Fe food historian LOISDDown 4: Leave in a hurryTROTOFFDDown 5: DodderingSENILEDDown 6: Wolfgang Puck's flagship restaurantSPAGODDown 7: Former N.F.L. coach EdwardsHERMDDown 8: Pieces in a museoARTEDDown 9: Trendy protein grainQUINOADDown 10: Speed statMPHDDown 11: Use Tock, e.g.BOOKATABLEDDown 12: Invite to enterASK INDDown 13: Small building that might house gardening toolsSHEDDDown 19: "Foiled again!"CURSESDDown 21: Chef Renee Guilbault, to her "In the Kitchen With Harry Hamlin" co-hostNIECEDDown 25: Lettuce variety often used for wrapsGEMDDown 26: Pie crust componentLARDDDown 27: ___ vera juice (digestion aid)ALOEDDown 28: Ingredient featured in tacos de lenguaBEEF TONGUEDDown 29: Rigatoni and ziti, essentiallyTUBESDDown 30: "There's a fly in my soup!"EGADDDown 33: Chief ingredient in hasenpfefferHAREDDown 35: Alice Waters, to farm-to-table devoteesICONDDown 36: Luau souvenirsLEISDDown 38: Freebies with diner drink ordersSTRAWSDDown 39: Nacho lover's favorite dance?SALSADDown 42: Brand featured in the 1998 rom-com "You've Got Mail"AOLDDown 44: Main coursesENTREESDDown 46: Cut also called a Newport steakTRITIPDDown 48: Waiting for the light to change, sayINIDLEDDown 49: Pasta whose name means "quills"PENNEDDown 50: Modern displayers of wine listsIPADSDDown 51: Breakfast dish made with leftoversHASHDDown 53: Painful way to cook bacon, perhapsNUDEDDown 54: Chef Ripert of Le BernardinERICDDown 55: Annoyed response to "Are you eating?"IWASDDown 56: Early purchaser of Tang orange drinkNASADDown 57: ___ Poupon mustardGREYDDown 59: Delivery docsOBS