Feasted

They feasted on lobster and steak.

The marriage guests, on the present occasion, were regaled with a banquet of unbounded profusion, the relics of which, after the domestics had feasted in their turn, were distributed among the shouting crowd.

Dahut, the ballad continues, became a mermaid and haunted the waters which roll over the site of the city where she loved and feasted.

It was a country of wide pastures, of moors covered with heath, of rock-born streams and rivulets, of forest and hill and dale, sparsely inhabited, with the sea to the eastward of it, unseen, and the mountains everywhere visible always, and endlessly changing in aspect. Herdsmen and shepherds wandered over it, and along its almost disused roads pedlars and pack mules passed at times but rarely. Minerals and marbles were under its turf, but none sought for them; pools and lakes slept in it, undisturbed save by millions of water fowl and their pursuers. The ruins of temples and palaces were overgrown by its wild berries and wild flowers. The buffalo browsed where emperors had feasted, and the bittern winged its slow flight over the fields of forgotten battles.

He feasted on fries and sunny-side-up eggs.

We feasted on bread and french fries.

She feasted on bread, bell pepper, and tomato.

They feasted on bell pepper and pounded tomato.

She feasted on two boiled eggs.

He feasted on poached eggs.