descriptive word

[forry]

someone who takes great pleasure in their food

[mrs.pudding]

probably 'gourmet' or 'gourmand' (but the second word covers greed as well).

[cheyenne]

foody.

[ezapf]

Gourmand, glutton, and trencherman all mean a person who is devoted to eating and drinking to excess (from hyperdictionary.com).

[SteveD]

Also epicure.

[smudge]

Or as an Essex person might say: "Greedy Cayer".

(Before you start, I'm a proud ex-Essex girl).

[Artful]

forry, is looking for what we call someone, so, SteveD, I should thing the word 'epicurian' would be more appropriate.

[SteveD]

Artful, my Oxford dictionary says:

Epicure n. One who cultivates discriminating taste in food and drink.

Epicurean adj & n. (Person) devoted  to pleasures esp. refined sensuous enjoyment.

So epicure is probably better.

[smudge]

Epicure: (noun) one given to the pleasures of dining

Classmates: bon vivant - epicure - gastronome - gourmet - foodie! 

[snoteater]

fat pig.

[Artful]

My apologies, SteveD. I have learnt something today. And hope it has answered forry's question at the same time.