banoffee

British  

/ bəˈnɒfɪ /

noun

1. a filling for a pie, consisting of toffee and banana

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Etymology

Origin of banoffee

C20: from _ban ( _ana ) + ( _t ) _offee

Example Sentences

Chocolate-covered strawberries adorn the top, and desserts like banoffee tart with dulce de leche, banana jam and caramel crunch and chocolate brown butter almond cake lounge in the center.

From Los Angeles Times

"Completely over the top, and utterly irresistible." banoffee pie employs a buttery biscuit base filled with caramel and bananas and a coffee cream topping.

From Salon

Scotch egg with walnut ketchup, London gin-cured salmon with an English muffin, braised lamb shepherd’s pie, beef Wellington, and beer-battered cod with mushy peas and seaweed tartar sauce are on the savory side, with English custard tart and banoffee baked alaska among the sweets.

From New York Times

It's clafoutis, bagels and banoffee, and the unapologetically deep fried southern delights of beignets and hushpuppies.

From Salon

A dessert listed as coffee, yuzu and banana recalls the banoffee of the Frenchie in London.

From New York Times