gourmand

One is a gourmand as one is an artist, as one is learned, as one is a poet.

Nick found no difficulty in eating this—it was a dish fit for any gourmand.

You may safely become a gourmand with respect to these wild flavors.

I was recalling a remark you made the first evening I met you,that you were a gourmand.

There is an advantage in belonging to this faith, as I was led to understand by a gourmand.

I love the exquisite and the excellent; I am a gourmand in all things.

And there, believe me, is one of the charms of travel, even to the man who is not a gourmand.

If he is a gourmand, he has' what he likes for dinner; and the tastes of all the rest are subservient to him.

He was not a gourmand or libertine, he had often proudly asserted to himself.

My relation was gourmand enough to have preferred eleven dishes of meat.