The phrase "a slice of white bread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific portion of white bread, often in the context of food or cooking.
Example: "For the sandwich, I prefer a slice of white bread rather than whole grain."
Alternatives: "a piece of white bread" or "a portion of white bread."
Ideally, I'd have them with onions, ketchup and mustard or just rolled up in a slice of white bread.
For example, a slice of white bread containing 12 grams of carbohydrate, 2 grams of protein, and 1 gram of fat supplies 67 kilocalories (280 kilojoules) of energy.
B is for... bread You can remove most dirty or greasy fingerprints from painted walls by rubbing the area with a slice of white bread.
Ms. Baum discovered that putting a slice of white bread in with a package of cookies will absorb moisture and keep the cookies intact.
He goes to the counter and pitches me a slice of white bread, and says, "But first pour yourself a shot".
This, he says, is effectively what happens when we eat carbohydrates -- in particular sugar and starches like potatoes and rice, or anything made from flour, like a slice of white bread.
This election has felt more like a choice between a stale slice of white bread and a slightly fancier slice of white bread, which is also a few days past fresh.
In their cartons, they sit atop a thick slice of white bread, which becomes saturated with the ruddy juices.
"Oh Jesus Christ the last time I ate something that wasn't a single slice of white bread was last year" –You, on January 24.
Cut the crust of a slice of white bread.The bread needs to be white or it will taste weird.
To make a rouille, pound 2 fat cloves of garlic and 2 hot red peppers in a mortar with ¼ slice of white bread with the crusts removed, which you have dipped into water and squeezed dry.
