<p>No a serrated knife is better for tough hard things. A bread knife is best, and use a "sawing" action rather than pressing the knife down onto the cake - otherwise you will squish the soft cake and filling.<p>
No a serrated knife is better for tough hard things. A bread knife is best, and use a "sawing" action rather than pressing the knife down onto the cake - otherwise you will squish the soft cake and filling.
Cold Steel Recon is a brand of knife. It made of steel and has a blade that is half serrated and half smooth. It can be used either for survival or for combat.
Really dude you take a knife and slice the cake and half then into quarters followed by eights
It is almost impossible to bake a cake properly (and make it taste good, too!) in a "tube". Instead, to make a train, an easier way to do this would be to bake rectangular cakes. But the in half and stack one atop the other (you can stack three or four to get the desired height, if needed). Use icing and bamboo skewers to hold them in place. Then, use a serrated knife to gently carve the edges into a dome and then ice and decorate.
Remove the fuzzy peel with a vegetable peeler or paring knife. Remove the hard end piece on the one end of the fruit with the knife. Then slice them any way you want with the paring knife: in diced pieces, slices across the fruit like orange slices, or cut in wedges or slices lengthwise. Since they are a soft-fleshed fruit, a serrated knife will slice best without smashing or bruising the fruit. Ideal is a serrated plastic knife. There are some of these types of knives made specifically for slicing and eating kiwi which can be used to slice the fruit in half with the peel left on and then scooping the flesh from the inside of the peel to eat conveniently using the peel as a little "bowl". There are also lettuce knives that are plastic and serrated that work well. (Some people believe that metal knives leave a metallic taste and that is why they choose a plastic knife or spoon to eat them.)
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You want to have a nice looking polished serrated knife with a clean black handle. Make sure it is sharp!
If Jackie has 1/3 of half a cake then he had half of half a cake. This is a math problem.
To cut bread efficiently, use a serrated knife to make clean, gentle sawing motions. Start by cutting the bread in half, then slice each half into even pieces. This method helps maintain the bread's shape and texture while making it easier to serve.
Well. If you made the half cake from a box then do and estimate for about half the time for a whole cake. I LOVE baking.
If you have half of something and you eat that half you have none; don't forget, "You can't have your cake and eat it too."
It is correct to day "he divided the cake in half". The alternative is to add a word and say "he divided the cake into halves".
Cake isn't all that good for you. So the correct answers would be no. Not even one piece of cake. cake is made of fattening and grease. Half or no half the answer would ale ays be no.