Learn how to keep the magic alive even after your pavlova is served. Discover the best practices for storing leftover pavlova and enjoy the divine dessert for days to come!
Take note
Be careful not to press down on the pavlova or it may deflate. Also, note that the texture and crispness may change slightly after storing.
You will need an airtight container, plastic wrap, and a lid that fits the container.
If your pavlova is topped with perishable ingredients like whipped cream or fresh fruit, remove them before storing. This will help prevent the pavlova from becoming soggy.
Carefully transfer the pavlova to the airtight container. Try to keep it intact as much as possible.
Place a layer of plastic wrap directly on top of the pavlova. This will help maintain its shape and prevent any moisture from getting in.
Seal the container with the lid to create an airtight environment.
Find a spot in your pantry or cupboard away from direct sunlight or heat sources. The pavlova will stay fresh for up to 2-3 days.
When you're ready to enjoy your leftover pavlova, simply remove it from the container and add any desired toppings.
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