The phrase "a bit of wheat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small quantity of wheat, often in a culinary or agricultural context.
Example: "For this recipe, you only need a bit of wheat to create the perfect texture for the bread."
Alternatives: "a small amount of wheat" or "a little wheat".
The texture and crunch reminded me a bit of wheat germ, but there was no mistaking the strong sweet corn flavor.
The justices took no apparent pleasure in their interruptions; they were earnestly trying to find a bit of wheat amid the legal chaff, aware that both the presidency and the future of Florida's electoral system rested on their decision.
"In the past we only sowed potatoes, we just ate a bit of wheat… We couldn't afford buying anything.
It's so substantial we wondered if a bit of whole-wheat flour had been sneaked into the batter.
California Pizza Kitchen introduced this month, for the second time, gluten-free pizzas, with all the care it takes to market them to people with celiac disease – people for whom just a small bit of wheat could prompt serious illness.
Droog, then, has ushered in quite a bit of chaff with its wheat.
"By asking a question, you've started direct intervention and an engagement with governance, demanding not only your own small bit of wheat or grain, but you've started a whole chain of activities around that," said Roy, who was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award, often considered Asia's Nobel Prize, for her work.
If you eat the slightest bit of wheat, your lungs will feel like they are collapsing, it will feel like there is glue stuck in your intestines, and you will have some serious bloating.
Mornings and afternoons, the goats jump up on the milking stand and snack on a mixture of oats, corn, wheat and a bit of molasses while being milked.
For warts, simply cover wheat or puffed rice with a bit of paint.
Finally, they also produce seasonal beers - Hibernator, Goldeneye Heather Honey and Raspberry Wheat, because "I want to bring a bit of fun into beer".
