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Why was pavlova named after Anna pavlova?
Pavlova
Does pavlova bounce?
No, pavlova does not bounce.
What type of food did Anna Pavlova eat?
Anna Pavlova ate only pavlova and for most of her life was addicted to sugar. Around the 1930's her balet career fell into ruin as she gained too much weight to perform.
Who tried the first pavlova?
anna pavlova
What dessert is named after a ballerina?
Pavlova, after Anna Pavlova
What dessert is named after ballerina?
Pavlova, after Anna Pavlova.
How much did ballerina Anna Pavlova weigh?
Palova weighed 108 pounds.
Who killed Anna Pavlova?
No one killed Anna Pavlova!
Did Anna Pavlova have siblings?
No Anna Pavlova didn't have siblings
Where can you get pavlova?
You can buy a pavlova at all good supermarkets and bakeries.
Which famous ballerina has a dessert named after her?
Pavlova, after Anna Pavlova
Who was Anna Pavlova husband?
sam pavlova lover boy
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