By: Christall Lowe , Andrew Paul Wood and Annabelle Utrecht

8 mins to read

The contentious issue of who discovered the pavlova has bounced across the ditch for decades. No matter its origin, it’s still a favourite. Photo / Christall Lowe

Insults continue to bounce like perfectly formed marshmallows across the Tasman over the invention of the pavlova. Did it originate in New Zealand in 1926, coinciding with a visit by the ballerina Anna Pavlova, or

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