bite-size

American  

[bahyt-sahyz] / ˈbaɪtˌsaɪz /

Or bite-sized

adjective

1. small enough to fit in the mouth or be consumed in one or two bites.

   bite-size candies.

2. very small.

3. quickly or easily comprehended, resolved, etc..

   bite-size problems.

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Example Sentences

So for my annual holiday columna recommending great books about Southern California, I’m sticking to formats that lend themselves to easier reading — bite-size jewels of intellect, if you will.

From Los Angeles Times

“What Zohran has been signaling is: What’s the bite-size step he can take to show meaningful progress here?” said Jasmine Gripper, a Working Families Party co-director.

From The Wall Street Journal

On a recent Tuesday night, the newly refurbished Waldorf Astoria’s swanky bar and lounge were brimming with guests, locals and suited businessmen indulging in $38 martinis and $28 bite-size pigs-in-a-blanket presented on a tiered silver platter.

From The Wall Street Journal

And bite-size, bean-shaped cavatelli goes well with shellfish.

From The Wall Street Journal

Built for phone-addicted viewers with short attention spans, a microdrama is typically a 60- to 90-minute program chopped up into bite-size episodes.

From The Wall Street Journal