Epicure (noun)
ep-i-kure
A person who takes particular pleasure in fine food and drink.
Late Middle English (denoting a disciple of Epicurus): via medieval Latin from Greek Epikouros ‘Epicurus’.
Example sentences
“she prefers to be called an epicure, not a foodie.”
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