| This tasty anti-globalization bonbon may have a slightly hollow centre, however, and the weakness stems, ironically, from a lack of information. |
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| On another occasion, Maggie is chatting to a Conservative MP when Judy gives them both a bonbon. |
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| He picked up the bonbon dish that lay on the table beside him and ate the pink confection. |
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| Vorosmarty is home to the city's most famous confectionery shop, Gerbeaud patisserie, where the cognac cherry bonbon was invented. |
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| Other desserts include tiramisu and a bonbon liqueur, which looked as if it came from the Viennetta school of dessert design. |
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| Butler's cafe has raised the coffee bar to super-latte levels, and the chocolate truffles are worthy of a place in bonbon heaven. |
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| Or a chocolate bonbon, intensely flavoured with mushroom, which conjured up both sorts of truffle in one disorientating bite? |
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| Even then, I thought of them as some sort of bonbon — a bite-size orb of ice cream, maybe covered in chocolate. |
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| She dumped the contents of the box into a bonbon dish that stood upon the hall table and picking out the chocolate piece, ate it daintily while she examined her purchases. |
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| Make a slice halfway through a bonbon, and perch on the edge of the glass. |
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| She popped a bonbon into her mouth and stared us down with the aggressiveness of a comedian who makes personal remarks about members of the audience in a tiny basement club. |
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| Immediately, my Yorkshire terrier puppy Bonbon came bouncing in the hallway, eager to greet me. |
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