The phrase "a slice of fruit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a piece or portion of fruit that has been cut from a larger whole.
Example: "For a healthy snack, I like to have a slice of fruit, such as watermelon or pineapple."
Alternatives: "a piece of fruit" or "a wedge of fruit."
Putting it in a fun cup or thermos and adding a slice of fruit can make it more appealing.
She attempted a bean cake, some cheese, and then a slice of fruit, but nothing was any use.
Godard ordered a slice of fruit tart for dessert, and when I ordered an espresso he suggested I try a ristrette instead, a highly concentrated semi-demitasse, which is a local favorite.
Grilled quail is a luscious appetizer but it came with an overly sweet Campari-caramel sauce and a slice of fruit that the menu described as charred grapefruit but to me was as sweet as pineapple.
These are sold for the same price as regular citrus and can be grown in exactly the same way, but will give you more leaves than you can ever use for life – not just a slice of fruit in an annual G&T.
Among its 153 lots, curated from about 1,000 offered to Christie's, were a set of eight paintbrushes used by the British figurative painter Francis Bacon in 1969, a bronze death mask of Napoleon, and a slice of fruit cake preserved in cellophane, but inedible, from Queen Elizabeth II's 1947 wedding, in a presentation box.
For example, lime green and a slice of citrus fruit denote "fresh".
Pour into glasses over ice and garnish with a slice of fresh fruit, (strawberry, blueberry, banana, cherry etc). on a toothpick.
A classic bara brith (or "speckled bread") from Mary Jones was the perfect reminder of just how good a slice of buttered fruit loaf can be on a cold morning.
The Catherine kiwi (Due chardonnay-flavored vodka, mashed kiwi, sugar water and a slice of kiwi fruit) and market Thai-tini (vodka, lime juice, DeKuyper Sour Apple Pucker, ginger wine, sugar water and floating chopped cilantro) are sipped by patrons lingering on minimalist plywood stools.
"So instead of Retin A, which basically causes micro-injury to the skin to get it to produce collagen, I use beta-carotene, which is the precursor to vitamin A. It's like having a slice of citrus fruit every day instead of waiting until you're sick and then taking 10,000 milligrams vitamin C, which is, among other things, really going to upset your stomach".
