Random social media fact-finder, Sidneyraz, caused a stir when he shared a clip of how amazed he was to find out that we’ve been cutting cake wrong all this time. “Sure sure sure obviously ...

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"The ordinary method of cutting out a wedge is very faulty," wrote Sir Francis Galton, a British mathematician, in a 1906 letter to the journal Nature concerning the scientific principles of cake ...

Chances are you've been cutting fondant cakes all wrong. Don't worry, we're here to set the record straight with science. When you cut a triangular piece out of a cake covered in fondant and then ...

But, as you can see from the two photos, cutting the cake as Dan described did generate far less of a crumby mess, which translates into cleaner slices. If nothing else, busting out this little ...

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This time, specialty cut-out baum cake store Katanukiya have collaborated with Sanrio to come out with a line of cakes offering not just sweetness but a bit of playful fun as well. The new cakes are ...

Bellos uses a science magazine from 1906 to explain how to get the most flavour and freshness out of your cake, long after the balloons have deflated. Start by cutting two slices down the middle ...

The ordinary method of cutting out a wedge is very faulty in this respect. The results to be aimed at are so to cut the cake that the remaining portions shall fit together. Consequently the chords ...