IPA: //pəˈnoʊtʃ//
KK: /pəˈnoʊtʃ/
A type of sweet treat made from brown sugar, butter, milk, and nuts, often resembling fudge.
She made a delicious panoche for the party.
Panoche originates from Spanish 'panoche', which refers to a type of unrefined sugar or sweetener made from sugarcane or sugar beets. The term is derived from the Latin 'panis' (meaning bread), as it is often used in sweetening bread and other foods.
Think of 'panis', which means bread, to remember that 'panoche' is a sweetener often used in making sweet bread.