The phrase "about how eating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to eating habits, nutrition, or the effects of eating on health or behavior.
Example: "The article is about how eating habits can influence mental health and overall well-being."
Alternatives: "regarding the impact of eating" or "concerning eating practices".
Last week I wrote about how eating less meat was the best way to reduce your food's carbon footprint.
Some voices suggested Morrissey was once more trolling: here was a kind of discographical equivalent of his deliberately inflammatory stuff about how eating a fish finger is as bad as paedophilia.
Wichita, Kan.-based Pizza Hut began developing the stuffed-crust pizza about two years ago after it began hearing complaints about how eating the crust was such a letdown compared to a pie laden with cheese and other toppings.
A.L.: I suppose we could make some statement now about how eating at Guy Fieri's restaurant is a bit of a gamble.
We most often hear about how eating antioxidants improves our overall health and nutrition, but antioxidants are an essential ingredient for skin health too and eating them isn't always enough.
We've heard a lot about how eating insects in the future will sustainably fill the 'protein gap' and our stomachs, too - but precious little about how we'll actually eat the insects.
Here's a little behind-the-scenes interview about how Eat! came to be with director Janicza Bravo and actor Brett Gelman.
Even a conversation about "The Sopranos" ended up being about how Tony eats.
It's not what you eat, it's about how you eat it and how you tell everyone what you're eating.
Eating for longevity is about how you eat, as well as what you eat.
What did you discover during the detox, and what did you learn about how not eating certain foods affects you?
