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'''Chumbalaya''' is a type of food from the [[Chum Bucket]] mentioned by {{Link|Plankton}} in the episode "[[F.U.N.]] | '''Chumbalaya''' is a type of food from the [[Chum Bucket]]. It is first mentioned by {{Link|Plankton}} in the episode "[[F.U.N.]]" and makes its debut physical appearance in "[[Lame and Fortune]]." | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
It is a piece of long and skinny chum that is put together on a stick. It is marked with a "new" sign on the menu. | It is a piece of long and skinny [[Plankton's Chum|chum]] that is put together on a stick. It is marked with a "new" sign on the menu. | ||
==Role in series== | ==Role in series== | ||
{{ | In the episode "F.U.N.," when Plankton thinks he has a customer (only for it to turn out to be a friendship invitation from {{Link|SpongeBob}}), he states that their today special is Chumbalaya. | ||
In "Lame and Fortune," {{Link|Karen}} is seen feeding Chumbalaya to customers at the [[Chum Bucket]] after they agree to eat there due to the fortunes, despite finding the food disgusting. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 01:45, 28 October 2017
Object
Chumbalaya is a type of food from the Chum Bucket. It is first mentioned by Plankton in the episode "F.U.N." and makes its debut physical appearance in "Lame and Fortune."
Description
It is a piece of long and skinny chum that is put together on a stick. It is marked with a "new" sign on the menu.
Role in series
In the episode "F.U.N.," when Plankton thinks he has a customer (only for it to turn out to be a friendship invitation from SpongeBob), he states that their today special is Chumbalaya.
In "Lame and Fortune," Karen is seen feeding Chumbalaya to customers at the Chum Bucket after they agree to eat there due to the fortunes, despite finding the food disgusting.
Trivia
- Its name is a parody of the Creole dish Jambalaya.