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Whipping up a classic pavlova can be daunting, but Arnott’s Scotch Finger Mini Pavs are delicious, easy, and perfect for entertaining!

Ingredients

• 250g Arnott’s Scotch Finger Biscuits (keep 4 aside for decorating)

• 6 egg whites, at room temperature

• 1 cup caster sugar

• 1 tbsp cornflour

• 2 tsp vinegar

• 300ml cream

• Fruit to serve

Preparation

Step 1: Preheat the oven to 120C fan forced. Line a tray with baking paper.

Step 2: Place biscuits in a food processor and process until fine crumbs form. Set aside.

Step 3: Place egg whites in the large bowl of an electric mixer and whisk until foamy. Gradually add sugar and whisk for 5 minutes until thick and glossy.

Step 4: Stir through cornflour and vinegar, then gently fold in biscuit crumbs.

Step 5: Divide mixture into 6 mini pavlovas on the tray. Bake for 1 hour, then turn off the oven and let cool.

Step 6: Place cream in a large bowl and beat until soft peaks form.

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Step 7: Place pavlovas on a serving plate and spread with cream. Top with berries and roughly chopped remaining biscuits and enjoy!

For more recipes like this, visit arnotts.com/recipes

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