The phrase "inviting food" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing food that looks or smells appealing and makes you want to try it. Example: The restaurant's menu featured a variety of dishes, but the most inviting food was the grilled salmon with a citrus glaze.
Some see that as the DH's revenge for the influential charity pulling out of health secretary Andrew Lansley's controversial attempt to improve public health by inviting food and alcohol companies to help devise policy through the so-called Responsibility Deal.
The tipoff that the new Harlem Fairway is urban, not suburban, is more than the river's-edge entrance hard by an exit ramp of the Henry Hudson Parkway, or the trace of anxiety in shoppers' eyes--as though the existence of a low-priced, inviting food bazaar in supermarket-deprived Manhattan might be a figment of the imagination.
The suggestion that we embrace some "old friends" does not immediately imply that we are inviting more food-borne illness — quite the contrary.
Normally, half of a restaurant's money goes toward buying food (the rest is split between rent, payroll, and keeping Guy Fieri away), but the French Word's ambience is inviting enough that food is unnecessary.
The "tea" part of Hillbilly Tea is just as inviting as the food.
Increasingly, Givaudan has been inviting representatives from food and beverage manufacturers to use the machine so that they can more easily describe what they want the flavorists to do.
They take their chances on dicey stored food, inviting gastrointestinal misery, and use generators too close to their homes, risking asphyxiation.
Sergio Pereira, the head of marketing in the U.S., courts the food press, sending out batches of pasta with new recipes and inviting writers from the food sections of popular dailies and women's magazines to cooking events.
It is nice to discover that he sends out food as inviting as the atmosphere.
These provide chickadees with inviting spots to cache food, such as sunflower seeds.
They just want a casual, inviting place with good food and delicious wine.
