General
blaa
What does blaa mean?
A soft, white, floury bread roll, a speciality of Waterford with protected geographical status.
"A rasher blaa is the only cure for a hangover."
Origin
Waterford term, possibly from French 'blanc' (white), linked to Huguenot settlers.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 'blaa'?
A blaa is a soft, white, floury bread roll that's a speciality of Waterford in Ireland.
Where does the word 'blaa' come from?
It's thought to derive from the French 'blanc', meaning white, linked to Huguenot settlers in Waterford.
Is a blaa a protected food?
Yes — the Waterford blaa holds Protected Geographical Indication status.
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