Cakeboard with string cake cutter

Abstract

The present invention relates to cake cutters that may cut a cake thoroughly different from any cake-cutting device on the market or previously claimed. The invention is a modified corrugated cardboard circle or square, commonly known as a cakeboard. There are two iterations of said invention, one that is designed to cut a circular cake into slices, and another one to cut a rectangular cake into rectangular or square pieces. Both iterations involve using string to cut the cake, as opposed to a knife, and both are disposable and can be built into the cakeboard itself. The circular cake cutter is made with a center pivoting ring with a string strung through the center, designed to cut the cake into slices. The rectangular iteration involves dowels with strings that can be cut off depending on personal preference of the size of the piece of cake.

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