You've Been Cutting Cake Wrong Your Entire Life

What's your favorite kind of cake?

Why these methods have been largely ignored? Because it’s ANNOYING! And it’s being CHEAP!

yeah, that's certainly a WAY to cut a cake

This video shows too much irrelevant stuff. Show us how to cut the dang cake from beginning to end.

you dont know shit

Just use bakers or butchers twine in place of dental floss

This ruins the entire design on the cake

After this video I still don’t know how to cut a cake lol

The first chocolate cake that is cut in this video..what is it called and where is the recipe, I’ve been looking for years! Please help

After year end party ceremony did FOH manager of Allen and heath dlive s7000 cuts cake for guests
If emcee announcing the winners of trip to Jerusalem game

If you slice the cake in the center twice and fly the outside half together it will preserve the moisture in the cake slide them together it fills the air off good grief and I am not Charlie Brown but I'm a brown guy haha

How do I get that first middle slice out without dropping it?

I wants share a little mermaid cake

Who cares, no one

Sooo not professional!

Bullshiiiiiiiit

or just serve cupcakes

for me I could slice a square shape cake over a round one.

Strongly disagree, the traditional wedge cut is superior. The long slice cut into smaller slices means that the edges get more frosting than the middle parts. The V cut ensures an even distribution of all contents for all slices. If the cake's consistency makes it hard to cut thin slices, that other method would probably be difficult to execute too.

Lol no this is literally the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

What they do not tell you is if you cut your cake like this (from the center) and put both ends together to keep it from drying out, the cake will melt and fall apart at room temperature. It is better to cut it in triangle shape if you plan on leaving it out.

I think I like that cut cutting board method I am going to try that tomorrow. 🤔

Best way to keep the cake fresh.... eat it same day you baked it !
BUT... you cannot EAT THE CAKE and HAVE IT TOO! And that's the CORRECT way of the quote....
Because it is possible TO HAVE THE CAKE and THEN EAT IT TOO!

I once cut a cake like this and people went ballistic.

Sorry, no. Need that outer wall of frosting. Wedge slices are perfectly proportioned regardless of size. False to claim smaller pieces don't have enough frosting. They have less everything as the ratio to cake is same. This new slicing technique ensures varying frosting distribution and mostly cake. Garbage story.

I've been doing everything correctly my entire life.

Mashing two halves of a frosted cake together looks easy when animated, but that’s not how it’s gonna go in practice irl, as lovely as the idea sounds.

I don't like cake

The cutting board method is cool, but those slices are too small in my opinion

Don't tell me how to f*cking cut cake lady!🤬

Chocolate vanilla,lemon ,banana,done right,Baked right.

I would feel embarrassed to serve those tiny slices of cake to my guests 😕

The cutting board method creates uneven frosting distribution for the round cake when it didn't have to be that way. You obviously can't avoid that with larger cakes. And how does the typical wedge cut give people "too much, or too little frosting"? Sorry, this whole video was stupid.

They teach you how to cut cake at West Point. You're doing it wrong.

Most ridiculous thing I've seen in a long time.

People won't always get the border then. With Rührteig this part is pretty neat.

I run the knife under some hot water making the knife a bit hot and it makes the cut go through a lot smoother. Same with running hot water on a ice cream scooper to make it easier to scoop smoothly

This is nothing new caterers have been doing this for years ,at weddings, anniversary parties anywhere there’s a large or even a small cake.😊

Put a slice of bread on any part of the cake that’s exposed and secure with a toothpick! It keeps it fresh for days! And if you are displaying your cake turn the cake to the uncut side to keep the appearance of a fresh cake!

What are cake leftovers? Never heard of them

just make cupcakes

Covid has ruined sharing food with others for me 👀

This Chanel makes me hungry🤤