Usage of "foodie" | TermGallery

Catalan

Spanish

A person who enjoys choosing, eating and drinking high quality food and wines and who knows a lot about them.

Usage of foodie in English

It's foodie heaven, with everything from great restaurants to sophisticated farmers' markets. 
 The Irish Times 

All of my health-foodie ways didn't ward off my third child's problems. 
 Wired 

Why it's special Plan your visit to enjoy a real foodie treat. 
 The Guardian 

P&O's vision of modern Australian cruising comes with a distinct foodie tweak. 
 News.com.au 

Every dish was beautifully presented and equally delectable -a foodie's dream. 
 The South African 

I am not a foodie but I loved to watch him eat. 
 The Guardian 

But last week I encountered what's possibly a new foodie phenomenon. 
 Wired 

Combined with three days of French culinary arts, this holiday is foodie heaven. 
 The Irish Times 

I plan on buying this book for every foodie I know. 
 Wired 

Under what circumstances can you gift food to a die-hard foodie? 
 NY Magazine 

MELBOURNE can no longer claim to be Australia's premier foodie destination. 
 News.com.au 

There's no denying that South Africa is an absolute haven for foodie travellers. 
 The South African 

With job hunting being the priority, I would never sacrifice my foodie inquisitiveness. 
 The South African 

I've always been a foodie so was happy to try them. 
 The Irish Times 

She's a foodie and has a column in the Bay of Plenty Times. 
 Radio NZ 

Restaurants in Cape Town are endless, providing visitors with a noteworthy foodie experience. 
 The South African 

foodie

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Catalan

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Meanings of foodie in English