bonbon
bonbon
definition
noun
At last came the cheese cart, and after cheese came dessert, an array of chocolate bonbons , and a silver bowl of ripe cherries and blushing apricots.
a piece of candy, especially one covered with chocolate.
example
Butler's cafe has raised the coffee bar to super-latte levels, and the chocolate truffles are worthy of a place in 'bonbon' heaven.
This tasty anti-globalization 'bonbon' may have a slightly hollow centre, however, and the weakness stems, ironically, from a lack of information.
Like the 'bonbons' that line gilded boxes of chocolates, their names adorn one storefront after another above displays of leather coats, designer purses and gold bracelets.
Don't you think that's too early for chocolate 'bonbons' ?
Garoto is tapping Ragold's U.S. distribution network for Velamints and Juicefuls, and may later add 'bonbons' and other premium chocolate treats.
At last came the cheese cart, and after cheese came dessert, an array of chocolate 'bonbons' , and a silver bowl of ripe cherries and blushing apricots.
And mochi ice-cream balls: Half-scoops of assorted flavors are coated with just enough pressed-rice candy to appear weird but taste like 'bonbons' .
As governor, he even prohibited over-the-candy-counter sale of 'bonbons' with liqueur centers.
The finest chocolate 'bonbons' allow the flavor of the chocolate to come through without interference from the other flavors and ingredients.
Rob was at the finish with two bags full of cookies and 'bonbons' from a local patisserie.
As he toiled, she lay flat on her back on the living room floor, occasionally scratching her belly but mostly just watching Nick at Nite and eating 'bonbons' .
So why didn't I go to work and write the thing, instead of dawdling around the house eating 'bonbons' ?
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