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Bonbon refers to any of several types of sweets, especially small candies enrobed in chocolate.

Contents

• Geography
• Music
• Other uses
• See also

Bonbon, Bonbons, Bon Bon or Bon-Bon may also refer to:

Geography

• Bon Bon Reserve, South Australia
• 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane Bon Bon Tower, nickname for the skyscraper in Brisbane, Australia
• Bonbon, Grand'Anse, a commune in Haiti

Music

• Bon Bon (singer), American vocalist
• Bon-Bon Blanco (sometimes B3), a Japanese rock group active 2002–2009
• Bon-Bon (vocal group), Bulgarian children's ensemble
• Les Bonbons (album), Jacques Brel
• "Bon, Bon", 2010 song by Pitbull from Armando
• "BonBon", 2016 song by Era Istrefi
• "Bon Bon", 1957 song by The Four Voices
• "Les Bonbons", 1964 song by Jacques Brel
• "Bon Bon Bon", song by Vanessa Quinones
• "Shake Your Bon-Bon", 1999 single by Ricky Martin, in which "bon-bon" is a colloquial euphemism for buttocks

Other uses

• Bon-Bon (short story), by Edgar Allan Poe, featuring character Pierre Bon-Bon
• Bonbon (mobile phone operator), brand in Croatian mobile communications market owned by T-Mobile
• BonBon-Land, amusement park based on the candy brand
• Bon Bon, transvestite character in the 2000 film Before Night Falls , played by Johnny Depp
• Bon Bon, a name given to fictional characters in the My Little Pony franchise, each in different generations respectively
• Comic BomBom , sometimes romanised as 'Comic BonBon', a Japanese manga magazine
• Bon bon chicken, a dish in Chinese cuisine
• Thunder Bay bon bons, a fried spare rib dish in Canadian Chinese cuisine
• Bon-Bon, a minor antagonist from the game Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location
• Bonbon, a grape beverage manufactured by Haitai.
• Bon Bon, a nickname for an electric locomotive ESS 3200 Class in Indonesia

See also

• Bon (disambiguation)
• Christmas cracker

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