The phrase "devour with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to consume or eat something eagerly or enthusiastically. Example: He devoured the pizza with great enthusiasm, savoring every bite.
Wrap and devour with a cold beer.
I watched them dispatch a reindeer to eat – they skinned it and gathered around to devour, with great relish, the offal and the blood, salted to solidify it.
Mountains that have claimed so many lives hold a grim fascination for those who follow, and Cotterell's party cannot help but be aware that they will be walking in the bootprints of the ill-fated Lyell expedition, some 29 years previously, the account of which Kits and Garrard devour with an almost religious fervour.
Dip them in a simple batter (flour, salt, pepper, a dash of olive oil, whisked with enough water or beer to get a thick paint consistency), deep-fry in sunflower oil for a minute or two until crisp and golden brown, sprinkle with sea salt and devour with a glass of chilled rosé.
"The Little Friend" seems destined to become a special kind of classic -- a book that precocious young readers pluck from their parents' shelves and devour with surreptitious eagerness, thrilled to discover a writer who seems at once to read their minds and to offer up the sweet-and-sour fruits of exotic, forbidden knowledge.
Just this morning, the Motorola DEVOUR with MOTOBLUR was announced, and now in-the-wild pics and hands on impressions are surfacing on the web.
IN INDIA, as elsewhere, "rich lists" ranking the wealth of the truly loaded are devoured with fascination and envy.
One year the locust plague was represented with chocolate-covered crickets, which most of the children devoured with glee.
The O.E.D. says "chaat" may be Hindi, for "delicacy," or possibly Pakrit, for "devouring with relish," and common currency often has it as "to lick".
Then Schreck reaches into the night air to apprehend a bat, which he devours with great relish and washes down with a slug of schnapps.
There's water at Mandara, but no electricity for refrigeration, and the 'meat sauce' devoured with reasonable gusto that first night thereafter lay undisturbed beneath its thickening meniscus.
