Sentence examples for usually eaten from inspiring English sources

Perception of dietary practices included fat content of foods usually eaten and healthiness of usual eating habits.

It is usually eaten with stiff drafts of Highland brew.

Biscuits are usually eaten hot with butter and fruit preserves, sausage gravy, or ham.

The fruit contains vitamin A and some vitamin C and is usually eaten raw.

Sweetness and acidity are needed to offset the saltiness of the cheese usually eaten with it.

"Of course, that's not how it's usually eaten here," he said softly.

Usually eaten for lunch, they can be a late‑night snack as well.

Small birds, usually eaten within a short time after the kill, are considered to be as digestible as poultry.

Radish roots are low in calories and are usually eaten raw; the young leaves can be cooked like spinach.

His "coconut apple", the yellow spongy centre of a germinated coconut, which is not usually eaten, is served with seaweed.

This is usually eaten in the mornings or at lunchtime, from specialist restaurants with low prices and plastic chairs.