Sentence examples for fit to eat from inspiring English sources
"Not fit to eat," he says.
The fruit is not fit to eat immediately after picking.
If you have to put extra sugar on them, they're not fit to eat".
Because of mercury, the biggest catfish — some run to 50 pounds — are still not yet fit to eat, he concedes.
Even if the soup is preserved in cryogenic stasis, it will probably never again be fit to eat.
For future dining reference, what is the proper thing to do when the food you order is just not fit to eat? And, if it is right to say something, how should one phrase the complaint?
He began to refuse food, to throw intense screaming fits, and to eat dirt.
Given that 73% of chicken on UK supermarket shelves is already contaminated with the notorious pathogen campylobacter, can such poultry really be considered fit and safe to eat even within its use-by date?
If there are any overarching commandments for living creatures, they are "be fruitful and multiply" and "the most fit may live to eat, survive, and screw another day".
Webster's dictionary defines palatable as pleasant or acceptable to the taste and hence fit to be eaten or drunk.
"Then, as a last resort, we send food that is not fit to be eaten to be processed by anaerobic digestion to generate energy.
