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Discover LudwigThe phrase "munched on" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are talking about someone eating something in a casual way - for example, "He munched on a piece of toast for breakfast."
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We lived in trees and munched on leaves, until one day, one of us stood up straight.
While Ed talked, his dad, Mick, sat to one side and munched on a serve of spring rolls.
He munched on his sandwich.
People munched on popcorn.
Horses and cows munched on green pastures.
He munched on homemade granola.
The cow munched on feed, seemingly oblivious.
says he munched on a corned-beef sandwich.
It's made to be munched on, but not by you.
Seth munched on his favorite, a guava-paste croissant.
One of the New Yorkers munched on cake.
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