"cut food" is correct and usable in written English.
You use it when you're referring to cutting food into smaller pieces. For example: "I chopped the vegetables and cut the food into bite-sized pieces."
We also need to improve resilience and cut food losses.
Bosses said they would match high-street prices on stationery and cut food and drink costs.
Raúl is trying to cut food imports by leasing land to private farmers.
3.07pm GMT Pressure on budgets is driving households to cut food waste: Which?
The 1996 welfare law cut food stamp spending, especially benefits for legal immigrants.
Democrats hear conservatives citing deficits as a reason to cut food stamps, and think: new panic, same-old heartlessness.
Republicans on the House Agriculture Committee have already voted to cut food stamps by $33 billion over the next decade.
Collectively, businesses have cut food waste by about 300 tonnes, the weight of more than 40 double decker buses.
Electricity was cut, communication was cut, food supplies were dwindling; there was only shelling, the echoing sound of bullets.
"That we've cut food waste by a fifth is great news and shows what progress can be made.
There are, of course, libertarians who don't want to cut food stamps, and indeed some who support a government-guaranteed basic income.
