Explaining "Enough is as good as a feast"

What does it mean?

The phrase "Enough is as good as a feast" suggests that having sufficient or adequate amounts of something is just as satisfying or beneficial as having an abundance. It emphasizes moderation and the value of contentment with what one has.

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Origin

The phrase is a proverbial saying that can be traced back to the mid-15th century and was popularized in literature such as by writer John Heywood in the 16th century.