Ergonomic Pastry Scooping and Serving Device
OwnerMaryAnn Albergoinventor
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A pastry serving utensil for lifting large pastry sections, including half-pie or pastry portions, cleanly and efficiently from a standard pastry pan is disclosed. The utensil comprises a scoop member with a generally semi-circular bottom surface conforming to half the diameter of a standard circular pie or pastry. A sharpened or beveled terminal lip along the front edge of the scoop functions as a cutting edge to separate a curved pastry portion from the pan. A continuous curved side wall extends upwardly from the perimeter of the scoop, positioned opposite the front edge, and is configured to cradle and stabilize the semi-circular or curved pastry portion during lifting. An ergonomic handle is affixed at a central rearward position adjacent to the curved side wall and extends rearwardly orthogonal to the front edge. The handle is comprised of a friction-enhancing material.
A pastry serving utensil comprising:
A pastry serving utensil comprising:
A method of serving a pastry, the method comprising the steps of:
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