Bannock example sentences
ban·nock
noun
bannock (noun) · bannocks (plural noun)
- (originally in the cooking of some Indigenous peoples in Canada) a type of bread made with wheat flour, shaped into round, flat cakes and fried or baked:
- (in Scottish and northern English cooking) a flat, unsweetened cake made with oatmeal or barley flour and typically unleavened:
"Bannock" Example Sentences
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