The phrase "adds to eating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that enhances or contributes positively to the experience of eating.
Example: "The rich aroma of spices adds to eating, making the meal more enjoyable."
Alternatives: "enhances the dining experience" or "contributes to the meal".
Come back only when strictly necessary, he adds, to eat, maybe, and change into clean clothes.
Another study adds to the inevitable conclusion that eating almost anything instead of meat lowers the risk of Type 2 diabetes.
The poor acoustics, which turn conversational buzz into a dull roar, only add to the eating club atmosphere.
Let's talk about a few ways textural variance adds to the pleasure of your eating experiences, none of which are related to flavor.
A new U.S. "market basket" survey measuring values of PBDEs in grocery store foods shows which chemicals within this class are taken in by eating and adds to a growing body of evidence that food is only part of how humans are exposed to these chemicals [ EHP 114:1515–1520; Schecter et al.].
As for sweeteners, a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association added to evidence that eating too many added sugars may be taking a toll on our heart health.
But if you're not rich and still want to invest, those commissions could add up to eat away at what you earn through smart trading.
As they age, they will continue to spend money on items that make them feel healthy and youthful, such as trips to spas, Botox treatments, hair colorants and healthy foods like the so-called nutraceuticals: herbal teas and supplements added to everything you eat.
Second, consumer education and awareness campaigns that encourage food choices which are based on fresh products with minimal processing; this may require strategies that equip parents with enhanced food preparation skills and knowledge of the 'hidden' salt added to many commonly eaten processed foods.
