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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slice of the bread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific portion of bread that has been cut from a larger loaf.
Example: "I would like a slice of the bread to accompany my soup."
Alternatives: "a piece of bread" or "a portion of the bread".
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The girl pinched me with her eyes and then picked up a slice of the bread with plastic tongs and deposited it into a little paper sack.
Soak a slice of the bread in the egg-milk-spices mixture.
Coat a slice of the bread with the mixture on both sides.
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You'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between a slice of this bread and a slice of standard.
So is a slice of the dense bourbon bread pudding with sticky-sweet icing ($2.99).
What harm could it do, when he was as far as he could be taken, that he'd ask for the price of a slice of bread, the way any traveller would?
He painted some great still lifes: a pair of scissors on a table, a knife in a glass of water, a slice of bread, the exposed sink plumbing in his studio (the latter is particularly good, though isn't in the show here).
With a slice of rye bread, the keeper drew the giraffe to a spot where Mads Bertelsen was waiting with a Winchester rifle.
(I remember a slice of bread the size of a small mattress with a meticulously painted surface).
Use a fork to cut a piece of the cheese (while cheese is still in the skillet), put the cheese from the fork onto a slice of bread, and put sauce on the bread also.
Adding half a slice of bread to the cookies' container makes them absorb the moisture of the bread and stay fresh and soft.
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