gourmand , , auch: gormand ,

If it's a gourmand, you have to be part of their show.

Since we're made of the right stuff we went for the full gourmand experience and sought out food to take home.

For gourmands, too, April 14, 1912, remains a night to remember.

"I've given up on marriage now and decided to become a gourmand.

Of course, there are complications in being a chopper gourmand.

For the aquatic gourmand, there is even an "island kitchen."

As any gourmand around here will tell you, there are but two types of butter in Russia.

"Gourmand," she said, relieved that the subject had been changed.

People like me, a grown gourmand who has never cooked a meal.

Known as a gourmand, he became very fat before dying prematurely.

Let the record now show: Cypress is perfectly safe ground for gourmands of the right and left.

Then one gourmand popped the entire piece of chocolate into his mouth.

His home became a popular salon for artists, intellectuals and gourmands.

Maybe it is just a natural progression, from starving artist to determined gourmand.

Gourmand rather than gourmet, he sometimes drank too much.

You were simply the beneficiary, the gourmand for whom the feast was spread.

But Harrison writes about all of this so well that he makes you feel any reasonable gourmand would've done the same.

Not so long ago the Valley was the despair of gourmands and luxury lovers.

Gourmand is a specialty chef with a heavy Southern accent.

What's the deal with these gourmands gone wrong?

And it's not because she's a gourmand: she is the architect who doubled the size of her sister's 3,000-square-foot house.

The true gourmand won't eat just anything; food has to be just so.

It held a Bib Gourmand at least in the period 2001-2003.

A noted gourmand, he attributed his longevity to eating strawberries.

It's from Gourmand, and there are about twenty ingredients.