Eton mess dessert

Eton Mess is a traditional English dessert that's light, sweet, made with freshly whipped cream, juicy berries, and crushed, crispy vanilla meringue,

Eton Mess is one of those desserts that just scream Summer. It’s basically the original de-constructed dish. In-season berries teamed with cream and meringue…sign me up! It’s also an easy no-bake dessert if you want to totally cheat and buy a pre-made pavlova (or meringues).

Eton mess is the ultimate British Summer dessert. With just 3 ingredients - fresh strawberries, cream and meringue - it's simplicity at its best.

We love this modern-day twist on the classic pavlova - Eton mess, espresso martini style!

Inspired by the famous Eton mess but very Christmassy (and very Aussie), this dessert couldn't be simpler to make. Whip up some cream and then layer together with store-bought meringue, fresh raspberries, glace cherries and Raffaello truffles. It's so easy to put together but creates a stunning effect when presented in a trifle bowl. It's the perfect Christmas dessert for those who prefer to spend more time and effort on the savoury elements of their spread.

This recipe for eton mess features whipped cream, strawberries and crushed meringue cookies. A refreshing treat for the spring and summertime!

Crisp sweet layers of meringue combined with light whipped cream and juicy fresh strawberries. A British classic, this Strawberry Eton Mess makes a perfect summer dessert.

Almond-flavoured meringues nestled in with whipped cream and fresh Ontario raspberries…

What is more British than these two classic desserts; Eton Mess and Trifle? Why not combine both to create our delicious Eton Mess Trifle. Layers of homemade raspberry jelly, with crunchy golden meringue, vanilla-infused cream, fresh raspberries and topped with a sprinkling of pistachios. This is the ideal pudding to use up those fresh summer raspberries. Can you freeze trifle? We wouldn't recommend freezing the eton mess trifle. There are a lot of different ingredients and textures in a…

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links.Need an impromptu dinner party dessert? Look no further than a simple Eton Mess recipe. An easy dessert, the E…