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gourmetA person who enjoys good food, but, also knows how to choose and appreciate it. As a long standing listing of this hierarchy states, “At the bottom you have the goinfre (greedygut), next is the goulu [..]
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gourmet"connoisseur in eating and drinking," 1820, from French gourmet, altered (by influence of Middle French gourmant "glutton") from Old French groume, originally "wine-taster, wi [..]
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gourmethigh-quality, expensive, or difficult-to-prepare food.
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gourmetA connoisseur of fine food and drink; someone with a discriminating palate. When used in conjunction with food, it means good–quality food, skilfully prepared.
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gourmetFrench term meaning "connoisseur of culinary delights".
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gourmetOne of discriminating palate a connoisseur of fine Jamaican food and Jamaican drink recipes. Gourmet Jamaican food is that which is of the highest quality, perfectly prepared and artfully presented. A gourmet Jamaican restaurant is one that serves well-prepared, high-quality Jamaican food. T
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gourmet(goor-MAY) – (1) A gourmet is a person of impeccable taste. A gourmet is not only concerned with the quality of the food and wine he serves, but also with the way the food he chooses harmonizes with [..]
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gourmet(n) a person devoted to refined sensuous enjoyment (especially good food and drink)
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gourmetone with educated tastes in food and drink.
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gourmetHighest quality food or ingredients, skillfully prepared and artfully presented .
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