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The phrase "a bite of ice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe taking a small piece or portion of ice, often in the context of enjoying a cold drink or experiencing something refreshing.
Example: "On a hot summer day, I love to take a bite of ice from my drink to cool down."
Alternatives: "a piece of ice" or "a chunk of ice."
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When you take a drink of cold water or a bite of ice cream, keep it over your burn blisters for as long as you can.
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Once Sarah forgot she was wearing a niqab and took a bite of an ice cream cone.
A hungry seagull flew down and grabbed a bite of the ice cream.
Then one of my nightmares came true: I gave in to my longing for a bite of chocolate ice cream.
Like saying that "taking a bite of someone's ice cream is psychotic".
Of course, if all of this sugar is making you crash, feel free to pick up some pretzel gravel or have a bite of our za'atar ice cream cone forest.
By the way, thanks for making it possible for me to consume 3,000 calories plus every day without gaining weight (#nursingmommetabolism). Want to try a bite of my double chocolate chip ice cream?
Veg-out: 3 large Brussels sprouts, 1 bite of ice cream and 1 of protein... Roll up:Fruity-tutti soft-taco.
For instance, one of my boys has always been able to self-regulate, to eat a few bites of ice cream and stop when he is full.
She broke her own rule in New York at Mikey Likes It, an ice cream parlor, when she took a bite of a "Victory" sundae — built with a chocolate waffle, Oreo ice cream, milk chocolate ice cream, chocolate-covered marshmallows and chocolate whipped cream — even after a reporter asked about the confection's calorie count.
Have a bite of toast.
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