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tarnsnz: NZ wins the pavlova war
They've claimed Russell Crowe, Phar Lap and Crowded House - but now the Aussies have to hand one back.
After years of debate, New Zealand has finally won the pavlova war.
The Oxford English Dictionary has put an end to the debate which has divided Australians and Kiwis for years, by attributing the delicious dessert to our little country.
The dictionary is in favour of our argument that the first recorded recipe was in 1927 in the book Davis Dainty Dishes.
It was originally named after the Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova and made in her honour around the time of one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s.
The Australians's argue the pavlova recipe was created by a chef at the Esplanade Hotel, Bert Sachse, in 1935.
They've claimed Russell Crowe, Phar Lap and Crowded House - but now the Aussies have to hand one back.
After years of debate, New Zealand has finally won the pavlova war.
The Oxford English Dictionary has put an end to the debate which has divided Australians and Kiwis for years, by attributing the delicious dessert to our little country.
The dictionary is in favour of our argument that the first recorded recipe was in 1927 in the book Davis Dainty Dishes.
It was originally named after the Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova and made in her honour around the time of one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s.
The Australians's argue the pavlova recipe was created by a chef at the Esplanade Hotel, Bert Sachse, in 1935.
Hiya Tarnsnz, yes, I was reading that at the back of a Coles pavlova box the other day...The ol' argument about who is to claim the honour. I did know it was named after Anna Pavlova and made in her honour. Regardless of the Oxford dictionary, I still bet the debate will continue.
Gonna go have another read of that box afterwards. Ermmmm....I might just have to buy one for a good read back home.
Already have (organic) kiwi fruit from NZ and 2 punnets of strawberries...Just need to buy fresh cream!
tarnsnz: NZ wins the pavlova war
They've claimed Russell Crowe, Phar Lap and Crowded House - but now the Aussies have to hand one back.
After years of debate, New Zealand has finally won the pavlova war.
The Oxford English Dictionary has put an end to the debate which has divided Australians and Kiwis for years, by attributing the delicious dessert to our little country.
The dictionary is in favour of our argument that the first recorded recipe was in 1927 in the book Davis Dainty Dishes.
It was originally named after the Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova and made in her honour around the time of one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s.
The Australians's argue the pavlova recipe was created by a chef at the Esplanade Hotel, Bert Sachse, in 1935.
Het Tarnz,We have tried to give Russell Crowe and Crowded house back but they won't go.They've claimed Russell Crowe, Phar Lap and Crowded House - but now the Aussies have to hand one back.
After years of debate, New Zealand has finally won the pavlova war.
The Oxford English Dictionary has put an end to the debate which has divided Australians and Kiwis for years, by attributing the delicious dessert to our little country.
The dictionary is in favour of our argument that the first recorded recipe was in 1927 in the book Davis Dainty Dishes.
It was originally named after the Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova and made in her honour around the time of one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s.
The Australians's argue the pavlova recipe was created by a chef at the Esplanade Hotel, Bert Sachse, in 1935.
venere08: Hiya Tarnsnz, yes, I was reading that at the back of a Coles pavlova box the other day...The ol' argument about who is to claim the honour. I did know it was named after Anna Pavlova and made in her honour. Regardless of the Oxford dictionary, I still bet the debate will continue.
Gonna go have another read of that box afterwards. Ermmmm....I might just have to buy one for a good read back home. Already have (organic) kiwi fruit from NZ and 2 punnets of strawberries...Just need to buy fresh cream!
Gonna go have another read of that box afterwards. Ermmmm....I might just have to buy one for a good read back home. Already have (organic) kiwi fruit from NZ and 2 punnets of strawberries...Just need to buy fresh cream!
Hi Venere
Yep, you wait to MBR reads it
That pavlova is sounding good, I want some
Best pavlova is with kiwifruit & strawberries so you have got right
awesome71: Het Tarnz,We have tried to give Russell Crowe and Crowded house back but they won't go.
We are caring and sharing, so you can keep them
Cause we got the pavlova back
tarnsnz: We are caring and sharing, so you can keep them Cause we got the pavlova back
Oh c'mon
How about trading us half a pav for Big Russ
We'll chuck in the Oprah House and a Vegemite sanger
Pleeeease
serene56: Oh c'mon
How about trading us half a pav for Big Russ
We'll chuck in the Oprah House and a Vegemite sanger Pleeeease
How about trading us half a pav for Big Russ
We'll chuck in the Oprah House and a Vegemite sanger Pleeeease
Ok I will share and not greedy so keep the Vegemite Sanger
and The Oprah House would look nicer nicer surrounded by green grass and some water
now, we can split the pav fair but who has what half of Big Russ and how should we split him
tarnsnz: Ok I will share and not greedy so keep the Vegemite Sanger and The Oprah House would look nicer nicer surrounded by green grass and some water
now, we can split the pav fair but who has what half of Big Russ and how should we split him
theres ur answer shove the sanger in russels mouth then everyones happy cos they dont have to listen to him spouting crapnow, we can split the pav fair but who has what half of Big Russ and how should we split him
Pavlova made by KIWI’s using Australia ingredients & it comes in da box made in China, no way I tell ya!
Da Aussie chook gave birth to Pavlova magic & we put the yeggs in a box made in Taiwan.
hiya awesomely beautiful Mizz T
Da Aussie chook gave birth to Pavlova magic & we put the yeggs in a box made in Taiwan.
hiya awesomely beautiful Mizz T
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They've claimed Russell Crowe, Phar Lap and Crowded House - but now the Aussies have to hand one back.
After years of debate, New Zealand has finally won the pavlova war.
The Oxford English Dictionary has put an end to the debate which has divided Australians and Kiwis for years, by attributing the delicious dessert to our little country.
The dictionary is in favour of our argument that the first recorded recipe was in 1927 in the book Davis Dainty Dishes.
It was originally named after the Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova and made in her honour around the time of one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s.
The Australians's argue the pavlova recipe was created by a chef at the Esplanade Hotel, Bert Sachse, in 1935.