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Template:OTab Template:Object Bon-bons are a dessert item that appear in the episodes "Good Neighbors", "Mrs. Puff, You're Fired" and "Lockdown for Love", as well as the online game Which SpongeBob Character Are You?
Description
They come in a yellow and light tan box that reads "bon-bon" in light red text. The dessert itself is egg-shaped and light brown with brown chocolate sauce on top.
Role in series
"Good Neighbors"
They are seen as part of Template:Data:Links's Sunday relaxation kit. Just as he eats one, he is interrupted by Template:Data:Links and Template:Data:Links's abrupt appearance in his house, doing a spit take in the process.
"Mrs. Puff, You're Fired"
After Sergeant Sam Roderick says that eating is prohibited in his classroom, he offers a student a bon-bon. Sam then throws him out of the second door for eating in his class.
"Lockdown for Love
Plankton asks Karen if she wants a Bon-bon, and she plays on her screen a video of someone eating a Bon-bon.
"Squidward's Sick Daze"
A box of bon-bons falls past the waterfall during Squidward's daydream.
Which SpongeBob Character Are You?
Bon-bons are among the many choices when the player is asked what their favorite food is.
Trivia
- In reality, bonbons are a small chocolate confection that can be filled or covered with sweet ingredients.
- Some of the fillings include fruit, butterscotch, fondant, fudge, ganache, marzipan, praline, and truffle.
External links
- Bon-bons on Wikipedia