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The phrase "good enough to eat" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that looks or smells very appetizing. Example: The fresh-baked cookies coming out of the oven looked good enough to eat.
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Almost good enough to eat.
Roses good enough to eat?
They looked good enough to eat.
The grapes look good enough to eat.
It really does look good enough to eat.
The crisp mountain air is good enough to eat.
"It has to taste good enough to eat plain".
They include results that are good enough to eat.
'Stunning...divine' Stephen Fry 'A fabulous book, good enough to eat with a spoon!
Perfect for your girl lollipop, it looks good enough to eat.
Good enough to eat with nothing on them, even if you wind up doing more.
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