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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bag of corn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity of corn that is contained within a bag, often in contexts related to cooking, agriculture, or shopping.
Example: "I went to the store and bought a bag of corn to make a delicious corn salad."
Alternatives: "a sack of corn" or "a pouch of corn".
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She'll get a bag of corn for her efforts — and residuals, of course.
"I'll trade you one note of loving maternal encouragement for a bag of corn chips".
In mine was a sandwich wrapped in cellophane, a big oatmeal cookie in a wax-paper sleeve, a bag of corn chips, and a perfect-looking peach.
NAMPA, Idaho — Jamie Gluch lumbered into the kitchen and pulled from the freezer a bag of corn, the only affordable analgesic he had for his swollen face.
A pair of Lewisboro second graders hammed it up for a visitor, stomping melodramatically up to a trash can with a bag of corn chips: "Bad fats!
Regulations allow a bag of corn seed to contain, in some cases, up to 5percentt of varieties different from the one on the label.
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Ponder that with a bag of caramel corn ($4.75), as you explore the rest of the shops.
I placed momentoes in her coffin and a bag of popping corn just for fun in her hand.
Make your dentist dread your visits by chasing a bag of kettle corn with a wheel of Stilton in the parking lot beforehand.
Another offering was soon thrust his way but this time it was a bag of Mr Corn and this time he turned them down.
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