IPA: //ˈbænək//
KK: /ˈbænək/
A type of flat bread that is often made from oatmeal or barley flour, typically cooked on a griddle.
We enjoyed warm bannock with our soup during the camping trip.
Bannock originates from the Scottish Gaelic word 'bannag' (meaning a type of flatbread). It refers specifically to a round, flat bread traditionally made with oats or barley.
Think of the Scottish word 'bannag' for flatbread — this helps you remember that 'bannock' refers to a type of flatbread.