The phrase comes from a short user shared voice clip that circulated on soundboard and meme pages, with no clear original source attached to the recording. Its humour relies on the contrast between a normal cooking line and how intensely it can be read in an edit, so creators reuse it as a reaction rather than a literal cooking sound. It stays popular in short form videos and gaming montages where a single spoken line needs to set up a rivalry, a chase or a deliberately dramatic kitchen moment in seconds.