Is this a natural phrasing of English?
I like eating snacks very well, so I keep them like this, stacking snacks up in the drawer cuz it enables me to eat them whenever I feel like to very conveniently. That being said, it's my own space for eating snacks.
I'm not sure, how the above sentences are heard to native speakers.
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"I like eating snacks very well..." The "very well" here is not appropriate. Try using "I like eating snack a lot". "...Stacking snacks up in the...." Here saying "stacking them in the..." is more natural to say. "whenever I feel like to very conveniently." Perhaps "when I feel like it. It's very convenient.
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Leslie covered most of it but the sentence "cuz it enables me to eat them whenever I feel like to very conveniently". It would sound more natural if you put "cuz it allows me to eat them whenever I feel like. It is very convenient."
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