The phrase "a last bite of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can refer to the final portion of a food item that is being eaten. Example: He savored a last bite of the delicious chocolate cake before pushing his plate away.
Carter chuckled, and had a last bite of bacon.
Nichols grinned through a last bite of burger.
But Danilo Gallinari could not stop in for a last bite of Gorgonzola gnocchi or veal scaloppine on Tuesday because he was already on his way out of town, sent packing after two and a half seasons by the Knicks in a trade for the heralded Carmelo Anthony.
Merryl Hoffman Dear Diary: Sitting on a bench in Central Park enjoying the lush greenery around me, I watched a sweaty young man on a bicycle take a last bite of his sandwich, crumple up the paper and toss it into a sanitation receptacle.
Bastos took a last bite of pizza after being called into surgery — a stabbing victim this time.
"I can't believe that I ate this whole thing," Peter Arnold, an investment researcher who lives in Lower Manhattan, said as he swallowed the last bite of a beef huarache, a bean-stuffed tortilla shaped like the soles of Mexican sandals.
I was about to take the last bite of a carrot-cake doughnut I'd been savoring — a decadent life-gift to myself for a recent spiritual breakthrough — when my editor strode over, holding out a book.
Rudolfo Hernandez, who was finishing the last bite of a turkey sandwich at the 111th Street stop, elaborated on this theme: "These guys are fancy guys, you know.
Do you get a little emotional before your last bite of food, just because you don't want it to be over yet?
Let it roll round your mouth like the last bite of a particularly good Aero, undulating and dissipating on your tongue.
Whether it's a statement on modern decadance or just a clever way to ensnare some upper-crust rodents, Davide Luciano and Claudia Ficca's Gourmet Mouse Traps are a great use of your last bite of cheesecake...or more likely apple pie.
