IPA: /pəˈnuːtʃ/
KK: /pəˈnuːtʃ/
A type of sweet treat made from brown sugar, cream or milk, and often includes nuts.
She made a delicious batch of penuche for the holiday party.
Penuche originates from the Spanish word 'penuche', which refers to a type of fudge made from brown sugar, milk, and nuts. The term is derived from the Spanish 'panocha', meaning a type of unrefined sugar or sweet. Thus, penuche refers to a sweet treat made from this specific type of sugar.
Think of the Spanish word 'panocha' for unrefined sugar, which helps you remember that penuche is a sweet treat made from this special sugar.