Sentence examples for thrill of eating from inspiring English sources

Brian Vidor built his businesses around the thrill of eating the forbidden: tiny insects downstairs, massive endangered species upstairs.

Part of that, probably, was the thrill of eating food where it belongs, and part of it was that many dals contain unconscionable amounts of ghee, a form of clarified butter.

Those who recall the thrill of eating at the Momofuku restaurants for the first time would do well to book passage on the No. 7 train, bound for Hunters Point.

At M. Wells, Mr. Dufour and Ms. Obraitis have brought some of that spirit to New York, in a setting that recalls the thrill of eating at the Momofuku restaurants for the first time.

Together, Swedish artist Nathalie Djurberg and Swedish composer Hans Berg create visceral multi-sensory experiences that mimic the giddy thrill of eating endless sugar, followed by the unsettling sensation that results.

But after many nights of eating well but eating alone, the thrill, unlike the weight, wore off.

One of my earliest memories is of eating dinner at a folding table in the living room and feeling the unfamiliar thrill of camping out inside.

Poured over scoops of ginger ice cream and showered with walnuts and dollops of thick cr? fra?e rather than whipped cream, it was cozily familiar yet quietly thrilling to eat.

The likes of Smoked Sturgeon and Veal Chops with Wild Mushroom Risotto are both beautifully plated and thrilling to eat.

In the hands of Miller, who possesses both a strikingly inventive palate and a gift for storytelling, this mission seems not remotely sanctimonious, only thrilling; after eating a tender rhombus of lionfish from Florida, I found myself poring excitedly over a pamphlet he'd handed me about the urgent need to consume the monstrous-looking species, which has invaded waters around that state.

The nearest I came to the thrill of the shoot was eating cucumber sandwiches with Mason at the Ritz hotel in Piccadilly.