Any one no what a blaa is ,,,,u get them in ireland?

Question

Any one no what a blaa is ,,,,u get them in ireland?

Answer 1

It's a soft floury bread roll, typical of Waterford, the names comes from the french "blanc" (white) - it was brought to Waterford by the French. You find it everywhere in Irelan but it's called blaa only in Waterford. People from other counties would say "It's just a bap"!

Answer 2

It's a Bàirìn when it breaks out of Waterford City.

Answer 3

its a sheep.blaa blaa black sheep.lol.

Answer 4

louie louie is right but it is also being used as slang for someone from waterford as in "he is such an ******* blaa!" cause that's where you get the rolls!

Answer 5

haha..... a blaa is a soft round roll, kinda like a bunburger but softer and fluffy with flour sprinkled on top, you eat it savoury with ham and cheese filling ect. Found in the south of Ireland!!

Answer 6

You get blaas in the South-East of Ireland mainly, they are soft white rolls. Nice!

Answer 7

Ahh, the blaa, its an Irish bagel, melts in the mouth, savoury or sweet delicious to eat, wash it down with a pint of Guinness and your set for the day.

Answer 8

it's a soft bap. a roll - bread.