This is Miika's company's newest product with more revolutionary goodness from Finland. You may remember that he was the one behind the fabulous Magnetic Kitchen Cloth Holder that we found in Toronto last winter at IDS. For this one, however, you have to click on the video and give it a gander.
The Magisso Cake Server by Maria Kivijärvi
Gift Fair, Summer 2009
The Designer: Maria Kivijärvi
The Pitch: "With the new innovative Magisso Cake Server cutting and serving a piece of cake is easier and more stylish than ever. Magisso Cake Server is a perfect centerpiece for every party, wedding and graduation setting. The beautifully designed and functional Cake Server is an ideal gift with the space for inscriptions and engravings. Magisso Cake Server is made of mirrored high quality stainless steel and it is suitable for every kind of cake. Magisso Cake Server is developed and designed in Finland."
More at Magisso.com.
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That's actually kind of amazing.
view mattster's profile
Not sure if this will work as well on square and rectangular cakes. Cute idea, though!
view KidMoe's profile
i'd like to know how this works on pie.
view abby77's profile
Nice idea. I'm not sure about the funny shape of cake you get.
This wouldn't work for pie. You would need the tool to be offset so you can get around the pie plate. You would probably need a bottom too, to keep the filling from falling out.
view Comicgeek's profile
I'm pretty sure we had something similar when I was a kid. Except it was made by Tupperware, and there was a square one and a wedge one. This one is much more classy and grown up, though.
view jaucoin's profile
Tupperware has been selling these for decades.
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