noun
- Plural of bonnock; a type of flatbread or oatcake, traditionally made in Scotland and Northern England.
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English; also spelled 'bannocks' or 'bannock'
Examples
- The baker prepared fresh bonnocks for the morning market.
- Bonnocks are a traditional staple in Scottish cuisine.
- She served warm bonnocks with butter and jam at breakfast.
- The recipe for bonnocks has been passed down through generations.
- Oat bonnocks are particularly popular in the Highlands.