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Meringue

Meringue is a dessert made primarily of whipped egg whites and sugar. The three main types of meringue, French, Italian, and Swiss, vary based on cooking method and ingredients. While meringue is often eaten like a cookie or biscuit, it also can be used as the base of dishes like pavlove or Baked Alaska, or as a cake topping.

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