The part of the sentence "versatile food" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe food that can be eaten in a variety of ways or with many different dishes. For example, "Quinoa is a versatile food due to its many uses in a variety of dishes."
The refreshing acidity makes this well-balanced red a versatile food wine.
This is a versatile food for half a billion people though largely unknown in the west.
Light in colour, it is gently aromatic, with strawberries and cream on the palate and really refreshing acidity that make it a highly versatile food match (fish, soft cheese, cold meat).
A new book by Nikki and David Goldbeck, "Eat Well the YoChee Way," provides hundreds of recipes for yogurt cheese, plus instructions for how to prepare this versatile food.
— Melissa Clark Zester Daily: Taking the sin out of sugar: when her daughter comes home from school saying, "Sugar is bad," a mom sets out to teach her that no, it's an amazingly versatile food.
Try this at home (or BYO) Ostler Blue House Pinot Gris Waitaki, New Zealand 2010 (£18.99, Berry Bros & Rudd) The perfect BYO wine: it comes from New Zealand, too often under-represented on restaurant lists; its luscious quince flavours and texture make it a versatile food match.
Ock Bock, as Germans affectionately call the Ockfener Bockstein vineyard, is synonymous with versatile, food-friendly riesling.
I had no idea what my guests and I would be eating, so I asked Mr. Todd to recommend wines that were versatile, food-friendly and around $20.
"The company's mission is to completely replace animals in the food system by 2035," says Brown. "The only way to do it is to do a better job than any animal at producing the most nutritious, delicious, affordable and versatile foods.
First, scrub-jays are versatile food-cachers.
Olive oil and coconut oil are also versatile food-based products that are commonly used in the hair to help keep moisturized and curly.
