light eater

And half is more than enough for one hearty or two light eaters.

Plan C is for light eaters who will use the cafeteria once a day, maybe three or four days a week.

In the book, he wrote that he was a light eater.

She was a light eater, and he often had to make sure she remembered to eat.

Light eaters will find that some appetizers are of main-course size.

This is not a place for light eaters.

You'll show a profit on the night even if you feed us sandwiches, especially since Pete is a light eater.

He's a lighter eater but an insatiable drawer and art lover.

Anyhow, you might be a light eater, the next person may eat twice as much: Why should you pay for his food?

Katie, who had become a very light eater, nibbled at her food and watched her mother.

They are eminently splitable and suitable as main courses for light eaters or children.

A man named Mittenzwey is said to be a light eater who nourishes himself only with sunlight.

For the light eater we have a good range of salads including Green Salad, and Caesar.

Light eaters might want to pause here because the breakfasts that follow are far more than enough to fill even the hungriest space travelers.

Now, he says, he consumes whatever he wants but is a light eater and often skips lunch because of work.

Just a light eater.

For the lighter eater, we offer a continental breakfast consisting of cereal, yoghurt, cheeses and fresh fruit.

"For light eaters, it is enough food to get by without having to go out somewhere and dine alone in a restaurant or order room service," Daniel says.

"He is a really light eater," his "The Office" co-star Mindy Kaling revealed.

That's a bit higher than the normal Quick Bite tab, but considering the cost per bite (if you're a light eater, what are you doing here?)

An excited and talkative Juliana, who 'was usually a light eater, drank two glasses of the iced beverage and tried everything she saw on the table.

But just as big eaters shouldn't expect the light to subsidize them, the light eaters shouldn't expect the big to notice how little they ate.

Simple fillets of cod and Arctic char seemed less like fully formed dishes than like menu stretchers and sops to lighter eaters.

My guest is always a light eater, he confirms, lest I get any impression he did not enjoy his meal: "The fish was perfect, I can assure you."

The legend is still appropriate, first because the basic ingredients of cassoulet remain the same, and second because it is truly a feast for the famished; no light eaters need apply.