The phrase "in one bite" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is completed or consumed quickly and easily. For example, "I ate the entire sandwich in one bite."
That's a lot to take on in one bite, but it wasn't something that happened willy-nilly or overnight says Jason Fennell, SVP of engineering at Yelp.
"It is my vision of L.A. in one bite".
The oysters were too big to gulp down in one bite, making for somewhat awkward eating.
They weigh as much as 650 pounds and are strong enough to crush their prey's vertebrae in one bite.
And every time our little silicon Tiktaalik went in the deep water, a huge creature ate him in one bite.
Each ball is to be eaten in one bite, because it explodes instantly, a blast of olive essence.
Local marine biologists analysed the whale and determined – as crazy as it sounds - that the tail was bitten off in one bite".
It deliciously combines women's rights issues, religion and, media's favorite topic, the Middle East, all in one bite-sized package of scandal.
Basile cited her favorite scene in the episode where "After the customer slams his door in SpongeBob's face, Squidward makes sure he swallows the pizza 'in one bite.'" Giving the episode 5 out of 5 stars, Bill Treadway of DVD Verdict said the episode is his "personal favorite all the episodes," writing that "this one is loaded with enough unique twists and hilarious comedy to bear repeat viewings".
The bustard, for example, is on the brink of endangerment, and the consumption of ortolan bunting a force-fed bird, killed by drowning in Armagnac, then parted from its feathers and feat and eaten freshly fried in one bite is incredibly illegal and considered by some to be an affront to God.
As time required for mastication was no constraint for sauropods, plant anatomy—how much material can be harvested in one bite might have become a crucial determinant of intake, and might thus have determined sauropod foraging decisions (Hummel & Clauss, in press).
