Cake cutting device settles disputes

by Edwin in Home Gadgets, Kitchen Gadgets

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Now isn’t this a primitive and yet useful device to have handy in your home? I cannot recall how many times a perfectly nice cake was ruined as I failed to cut it in even portions, which is why the S-XL Cake Cutter was developed. It has the special feature of cutting cake slices in different sizes according to the age of a person. Who would’ve known that two pieces of plastic would be able to settle disputes over the portion of cake a person should eat? This thing looks viable for a sponge-based cake, but those that are heavy with cream and icing at the top will probably not fare as well.

Source: AVing

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2 Comments on “Cake cutting device settles disputes”

Neagle Says:

September 20th, 2007 at 6:11 pm

WHY?

Piece a Cake Bakery Says:

June 25th, 2008 at 1:07 pm

Looks interesting. I own Piece-a-Cake bakery in Raleigh and we are always looking for new cake tools. This seems like it may work for the basic round cake, however, more and more people are going with the 3D cakes. About half of our business now. Thanks for the info.

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