OPA!Anybody else get afraid at this part?

>>7124339
*IPA

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>>7124339

>flambe

People still do this shit to cherries jubilee and bananas foster?

Is it the 1960's outside right now?

>>7124352
>just picking a random decade because you're a dumb millenial who doesn't know shit

>>7124363

That's when those dishes were popular.

Does baked Alaska blow your mind too? You fwaaid of dem fwames?

Aww. Ur cute. :^)

>>7124352
It is the OPA fire cheese, they do it at Greek eateries.

They bring you the cheese, set if on fire, and say OPA!

>>7124370
What are you talking about?

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>>7124377

Cherries jubilee and bananas foster were popular flambe style desserts in the 1960's. So was baked alaska.

Why don't you know what those things are?

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>>7124385

so was Jello cake after Cool Whip was invented

>>7124403

Yea, they're gross too

>>7124385
Bananas foster is still p popular.

>>7124536

I haven't seen it on a menu anywhere in the past decade. I've seen it advertised on television as a pancake topping at IHOP though.

...afraid? Of saganaki? Come on m8, that's the best part aside from eating it

Oh yeah, I've seen motherfuckers prepare this with four dishes up their arm, great fun

>tfw you're the first person in the restaurant to get that dish in a while and after you get it the servers are all busy having to do it for every other table

I'M THE FIRESTARTER