Definition of «bonbon»

The term "bonbon" has multiple meanings depending on its context.

In French, it refers to a small sweet confectionery made from sugar or chocolate and often coated in powdered sugar. In this sense, bonbons are similar to candies or sweets.

However, the term can also be used more broadly to refer to any small, tasty treat such as truffles, macarons, or even certain types of cookies.

In English, "bonbon" is often used interchangeably with "candy," although it may have a slightly more refined connotation.

Usage examples

I bought a box of assorted bonbons as a gift for my friend.
The bakery has a display filled with mouthwatering bonbons in different flavors and colors.
After dinner, I indulged in a delicious hazelnut bonbon for dessert.
The kids eagerly grabbed their favorite bonbons from the candy jar.
The chocolatier showcased their skill by creating intricate designs on the bonbons.
I always keep a pack of bonbons in my bag for a quick energy boost during long travels.
My grandmother used to make homemade bonbons during the holidays, and they were always a hit.
The luxurious hotel left a small bonbon on our pillows as a sweet gesture.
As a chocolate lover, I enjoy trying unique and exotic bonbons from different countries.
The pastry shop offers a special box of bonbons, including flavors like salted caramel and lavender.

Sentences with «bonbon»

My friends Kristin of BonBon Rose Girls and Carly of Thirty Something Fashion are joining me for another installment of Three Stylish Mamas. (glamamom.com)
«While Amanda is eating bonbons in the Caribbean, I'm calling trading desks,» he said. (canadianbusiness.com)
I have teamed up with Kristin of BonBon Rose Girls and Andrea of Momma in Flip Flops to bring you 3 different takes on the same classic piece. (thatchicmom.com)
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Definition of «bonbon»

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Sentences with «bonbon»

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