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gourmet

noun as in person who likes, knows about

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When I spent a week there with friends in early March, I wasn’t expecting much more than a wood-fired stove, but I was pleasantly surprised by all of the gourmet food.

While we wait for the winds to change, I keep turning to Heidi’s gourmet yet simple recipes for comfort.

The connected brewers also showed that people were drinking much more premium coffee, perhaps because when you’re not getting a $3 cup at Starbucks, you’re fine spending 70¢ on a gourmet K-Cup.

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Pick up a gourmet bakery treat at Rene’s Bakery just across the trail.

Ice cream machines can deliver gourmet quality ice cream for less than pricey store-bought pints, and are simple to use.

Neither is appealing in a world of easy-to-find gourmet fare.

Finally, an answer to that long-burning question: Where can we watch foodie hamsters devour gourmet miniature burritos?

His lyrical word play contains rhymes about gourmet food more often than not.

Epicurious's iPad app is way better than the website, or the Gourmet cookbook.

But there is a pool, gourmet buffet spreads; it is its own perfect place, in a way.

No true gourmet would ever send this warbler to the shambles so long as scarcer birds might be obtained.

On birthdays and other auspicious occasions dishes appeared which would tempt a gourmet.

The cannibal advertiser evidently is a gourmet, for he is particular as to age, and never eats them married.

Jimmy's a gourmet when he orders at the Pump Room and he's trying to overawe you.

You are a gourmet, you know better about these things than I do, eh?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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