“The oyster is now a dish for the epicure, and the lobster for the millionaire.”

“You might translate this as glutton, or epicure, depending on personal prejudice.”

“With effort, she managed to swallow the first soothing mouthful, and she sipped at the water as an epicure would savor a good wine.”

“And yet with all this spice of epicurism and apparent selfishness, he was liberal, kind-hearted, and obliging.”

“Ragged as a beggar of Murillo's, courteous as a hidalgo by Velasquez, he added a grace and an epicurism completely French.”

“To abstain from enjoyment, is the philosophy of the sage, the epicurism of reason.”

“Perhaps you are an epicurean with a taste for variety. If so, then the shore dinners, which take only minutes to prepare and serve, are a welcome suggestion for your dining pleasure.”

“The nimble fingers of epicureans moulded vegetables into new forms and shapes.”

“With a daring, inventive Tuscan menu, it is a favorite of Florentine and foreign epicureans.”

“The day is not far off when chefs from 15-member-hotels of the South Indian Culinary Association will spread out a dream menu for epicureans.”

“What the Indians didn't know was that hickory nut oil was considered a delicacy by French epicures in New Orleans.”

“It does not make sense that animals that are on the verge of extinction are caught because of a minority of epicures.”

“Liquor stores are plentiful and there are even gourmet shops for the epicures.”