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"eat toast" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in the context of telling someone what food to eat, making a list of foods, or describing what someone is doing for breakfast. For example: "Don't forget to eat toast with your eggs this morning."
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("Eat well and eat toast!" the box encourages, recognising one can't simultaneously do both).
Alternatively, of course, you could sleep in and eat toast like a sensible person.
But I would eat toast and beans to see Toby go to university".
When you see a fashion designer designing toasters, say, that doesn't make us want to eat toast.
Maybe it was shuffling to the small medical kitchen to eat toast, for the first time, without fighting.
You can stare out the exact window in Dealey Plaza from which Lee Harvey Oswald is believed to have shot J.F.K. Or you can sit, long after midnight, as I have, watching people read and eat toast.
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"St . Louisis about the only place where people actually eat toasted ravioli, so that would make sense.
You think you're just going to eat toasted sandwiches for every meal.
+ Thanks to The Vermont Novelty Toaster Corporation, you can now eat toasted versions of your best selfie.
We're eating toast.
She is eating toast, veering between fury and shame.
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