IPA: //bɒnˈbɒn//
KK: /bɑnˈbɑn/
A type of sweet candy that usually has a soft center made of fondant, fruit, or nuts, and is often covered in chocolate or a sugary coating.
She offered me a delicious bonbon from the box of chocolates.
Bonbon originates from the French word 'bon' (meaning good) and the reduplicated 'bon' (also meaning good). The term refers to a sweet or candy that is considered good or delightful to eat.
Think of 'good' in French ('bon') to remember that a 'bonbon' is a sweet treat that is good to eat.