The phrase "a sweet feast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meal or gathering that features a variety of sweet dishes or desserts.
Example: "For her birthday, we organized a sweet feast with cakes, pastries, and candies that delighted all the guests."
Alternatives: "a dessert banquet" or "a sugary spread."
Cut into small squares and eaten with more honey poured over it, it makes for a sumptuous sweet feast.
Billy's Bakery / Buttercup Bake Shop / Crumbs Bake Shop / Cupcake Café / Magnolia Bakery Life is short, so don't let fears of food fascists keep you from savoring these sweet feasts.
Make your Easter feast unforgettable by ending on a sweet note.
We visit family and friends all day, going from house to house feasting on kababs and sheer khorma, a sweet milk concoction with vermicelli, saffron, and nuts.
Preparing burbara, a sweet pudding-like dish made from whole grain wheat, on the Feast of Saint Barbara has been a tradition in Jifna for several centuries.
On the return hike, I feast on wild campanita, a juicy red, bell-shaped flower with a sweet, sharp, citric flavour.
A family of four can feast on thick soup, koftes (minced and grilled lamb), salad and helva, a sweet dessert made from semolina, for $25.
Eating injera is a sensory feast — the sweet smell of sandalwood, the rhythmic drumming from a trio of musicians, sporadic bursts of flickering candlelight, and a sweet and spicy meal that clings to my fingers.
Fresh shrimp from Maine, in season until early March, are delicious cooked ever so briefly in water as salty as the sea, then peeled and eaten for a feast of sweet little mouthfuls.
I do hope, however, that's there's room in Cape Town for both American-style food and the South African-style experience Moses provided me - complete with a feast of sweet notes that lingered long after my dinner had ended.
