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eat out of

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eat (something) out of something
to eat food directly from a container, such as a bag, box, can, etc. You shouldn't eat out of the can. Maria was eating potato chips right out of the bag.
See also: eat, out


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To some extent it's fairly normal to eat out of our emotions occasionally.
Emotional Eating 101 - What Is Emotional Eating? by Kathryn O'Neill / Food/cooking/nutrition community
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