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Facebook is searching for an executive chef. The Palo Alto social networking site is apparently taking a page from Google, which offers free food and gourmet meals in all of its offices.

At Perfectly Pampered Pet Pantry, we allow you to give your pet the spa treatment! At PPPP you can get your pet clean and fresh smelling, dry them off with a nice robe, fill their tummies with all natural gourmet food, do their nails, and set it all off with bling! Check us out!

Nan Eskenazi and her husband Michael Going founded Good Earth in 1991, as a chain of specialty coffeehouses and bakeries with locations throughout Alberta. With a reputation for excellence, the company has long been known for their high-quality gourmet coffee and food. Good Earth was specifically looking for an easier way to simplify

Britain's Prince Charles has been building a natural and organic premium foods empire over the past few years. The Prince's company, Duchy Originals, just introduced its latest creation: A line of fresh, handmade gourmet sandwiches prepared with all organic ingredients. The Earl of Sandwich would be proud.

A gourmet is a person with a sensitive and discriminating palate, and who is knowledgeable in fine food and drink or haute cuisine. The word is from the French gourmet, a valet in charge of the wines. It is often used as an adjective for meals of especially high quality, whose makers or preparers have used special effort or art in presentation or cooking the meal, or for facilities equipped for preparing such meals, such as a restaurant. The term and the practice may have negative connotations of elitism or snobbery, but is often used positively to describe people of refined taste and passion.Gourmet is often used to modify another noun: gourmet cooking; gourmet restaurants. (French, from Old French, alteration (influenced by gourmand, glutton; see Gourmand) of groumet, servant, valet in charge of wines, from Middle English grom, boy, valet.) Usage note: A gourmet is a person with discriminating taste in food and wine, as is a gourmand. Gourmand can also mean one who enjoys food in great quantities. An epicure is much the same as a gourmet, but the word may sometimes carry overtones of excessive refinement.Foodie is often used by the media as a conversational synonym for gourmet. The word was coined synchronously by Gael Greene and by Paul Levy and Ann Barr, co-authors of The Official Foodie Handbook (1984). But there are important distinctions to be made between the two terms. Some gourmets would not consider themselves foodies and many foodies would not consider themselves gourmets. Generally speaking, a foodie is a person who has a special interest in food, even foods at which a self-identified gourmet would turn up his nose.Certain events such as wine tastings and bake-offs cater to people who consider themselves gourmets and foodies, while publications such as Gourmet Magazine often serve gourmets with food columns and features. See alsoCulinary artFoodieAristology, the science of diningThe Frugal Gourmet, a cooking showThe Surreal Gourmet, a cooking showFood columnGood Eats, a cooking showGourmet Museum and Library