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Why do people here say "wa la" when they are done cooking food?

>> No.11593165

>>11593152
Excuse me, can you elaborate on what you meant by this post?

>> No.11593173

>>11593165
Why is "wa la" a meme here?

>> No.11593193

it stands for 'Wadiator Appetitor Laterculus Abnormalis' which means food is ready

>> No.11593195

>>11593173
wa la is what you say when you serve up a meal and this is a cooking board

>> No.11593206

I think it's french or something

>> No.11593212

Has anyone ever said bone apple teeth?

>> No.11593215

>>11593212
scone trap the beef?

>> No.11593222

Idiotic threads like this are a diamond dozen

>> No.11593225

>>11593152
Some guy made food and posted it step by step on Snapchat. On the photo of the finished fish, he added the caption “wa la”

>> No.11593232

>>11593225
Thank you for the answer. Is there a saved video of this?

>> No.11593256

>>11593232
They were still images.

>> No.11593265

>>11593256
It's a doggy dog world

>> No.11593474

>>11593193
>Wadiator Appetitor Laterculus Abnormalis
Interior Crocodile Alligator?

>> No.11593647

>>11593152
Wa (Washington) La (Los Angeles) - this is a reference to the "culinary corridor" that runs down the western US coast from Washington state to LA.
There has historically been a great deal of controversy over precisely where in Washington the route begins - some say Seattle, but this is not on the coast and the true aficionados know the true (unspoken) starting point is the Tokeland Hotel and Restaurant near the Tokeland RV park in Tokeland, Washington.
From there one goes south along the culinary path through world-famous Astoria then along the Pacific Coast Highway (historic Hwy 101) to Tilamook (and their famous cheeses), Otter Rock, Seal Rock, Wakonda Beach, Thor's Well, Eureka, Santa Rosa, Sausalito, San Francisco, San Jose, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles, and all points in between.
It is said that one can sample over 487 unique ethnic delicacies along this route and contract several rare amoebas. Gordon Ramsay tried the route once but fell ill from a bad chalupa from the Aztec Grill/Chevron station in McKinleyville and was unable to continue the journey.
>"wa la"
Now you know.

>> No.11593663

>>11593474

Yes, I drive a Chevrolet movie theater.

>> No.11593679

>>11593152
I keep reading this as 'wallah' because of all the Muslims who say it around my area.

>> No.11593706

>>11593152
Its Voila, and it means "Here" in frog.

>> No.11593712
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11593712

>>11593706
>it means "Here" in frog

>> No.11593949

>>11593222
Checked

>> No.11593958
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11593958

You mean you don't?

>> No.11593975

>>11593958
Huh?

>> No.11594000

>>11593152
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2COXQRO59Nc

>> No.11594006

>>11593152
wa la was actually originally posted by a yuropoor. had nothing to do with this.

>> No.11594016

>>11593152
Huh?

>> No.11594060

>>11594006
It's quite a bit older than 2016.