pavlova
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- noun
- /ˈpævloʊvə/
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pavlova
- For dessert, we enjoyed a delicious pavlova topped with fresh strawberries and whipped cream.
- pavlova by Anna
You could use it in a smoothie, on a dessert, nice Pavlova, little ice cream, perfection.
- You could use it in a smoothie, on a dessert, nice Pavlova, little ice cream, perfection.
- It's a chocolate Pavlova with berries.
Examples
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You could use it in a smoothie, on a dessert, nice Pavlova, little ice cream, perfection.
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I am just the happiest baker in the world with a pavlova in front of my face.
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It's a chocolate Pavlova with berries.
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- And for you, sir, the jumbo pavlova.
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I had my pastry chef make sticky toffee pudding pavlova for the bake sale.
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She baked a beautiful pavlova for the party, and everyone loved its crispy meringue and sweet fruit.
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The recipe for a traditional pavlova includes a light meringue base, creamy topping, and seasonal fruits.
Synonyms
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A sweet, light topping or dessert made from beaten egg whites and sugar
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A dessert of crisp meringue filled with whipped cream and ice cream
A French sweet made of crunchy meringue layers and whipped cream, often with chocolate
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Etymology
The word pavlova is named after the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova, because the dessert's light, 'airy' meringue reminded people of her graceful dancing. It was made in Australia or New Zealand in the 1920s and kept her name, so the name helps you remember the dessert's light, dance-like texture.