Magisso Cake Cutter and Server is a Unique Chef Gadget Gift
Slice and Serve Your Cake with the Magisso Cake Server
The Magisso Cake Server is on my own wish list and gift giving list as a stylish, "must have" kitchen tool for cutting cake. This innovative cake cutter from Finland allows you to cut, move and serve cake in one easy motion.
This unique cake cutter and server comes in stainless steel and four colors: pure black, lime green, purple and snow white.
Designed by Finnish student Maria Kivijärvi for Magisso this award winning cake cutter makes the problem of cutting and serving a uniform piece of cake (without it toppling over) an easy one.
Use this innovative award winning cake cutter to serve cake your favorite cake for the holidays, birthdays, graduations or as an elegant (and personalizable) wedding cake cutter.
The Innovative Magisso Cake Cutter and Server
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Stainless Steel Magisso Cake Server and Cutter
Using a Magisso Cake Cutter
Look at an Award Winning Innovative Cake Cutter
Magisso Cake Server was designed by Finnish art and design student Maria Kivijärvi to answer the problem of slicing a piece of cake and moving it without it toppling over.
In 2010, the Magisso Cake Server won the Red Dot Design award in product design triumphing over 4200 submissions from 57 countries. The cake server was judged by the international jury to be functional and durable along with being innovative and high quality.
Previous winners of the Red Dot Award have included Apple, BMW and Nokia.
Source: Press Release from Magisso
Sterling Silver Magisso Cake Server on Amazon
Uses for the Magisso Cake Server
With lots of space the sterling silver Magisso cake server can be engraved making them customizable gifts for weddings, graduations and showers.
There are many different places and events were using a Magisso Cake Server would come in handy.
- Holiday Meals
- Weddings
- Birthday Parties
- Graduation
- Company / Corporate Parties
- Any Fancy Soiree
- Cooking Classes
- Cake Tasting Competitions
- Gift for a Chef, Baker or Cook
- Go to Hostess Gift
Magisso Cake Cutter - Stainless Steel
Red Dot Design Award Winner in 2010
Magisso Cake Server in Stainless Steel
See how to cut and serve cake in a single motion using the Magisso cake cutter from Magisso.
More on Magisso
- Magisso | Magisso
Magisso is a production house for design and innovations from Finland. Our mission is to make unique products and new innovations for Your Home Smart Home. - Magisso | Facebook
Magisso's Facebook page. - Magisso on YouTube | YouTube
The official Home Smart Home of Magisso in YouTube.
Colorful Magisso Cake Server and Cutter
Black Cake Server
Black Magisso Cake Server
Magisso Cake Servers Come in Colors Too
In addition to the award winning (and engravable) sterling sliver version, the Magisso Cake server also comes in four interesting colors:
- Pure Black
- Snow White
- Lime Green
- Purple
With all of the color choices you can coordinate your cake server to your party or event.
The color cake server works the same way as the stainless steel version.
Cut a piece of cake, squeeze the handle to keep the cake inside the server, move the cake to a plate and let go.
Squeezing the handle holds the cake until it is released on the serving plate.
Magisso Cake Servers in Colors
See these colorful innovative cake cutter and server in use by Magisso.
Magisso Cake Server in Snow White
Colors of the Magisso Cake Cutter
Cake Server in Purple
Cake Server in Lime
Cut and Serve Cake in a Single Motion
Cut, Move and Serve
Reviews of Magisso Cake Server
- The Magisso Cake Server really Works | At Home with Kim Vallee
When Jean-Luc Bouchard of Urban-Butik, the North American distributor of Magisso products, offered me a sample of the new Magisso Cake Server I accepted immediately. I like the concept but I was curious to see if it really works. - The Magisso Cake Server by Maria Kivijarvi Gift Fair, Summer 2009 | Apartment Therapy
This is Miika's company's newest product with more revolutionary goodness from Finland the new innovative Magisso Cake Server. - Magisso Cake Server - Design Milk
The simple task of slicing a nice piece of cake and getting it to your plate can be quite difficult sometimes. Finnish art and design student Maria Kivijärvi came up with a solution to this small problem by designing a stainless steel cake server th - A cake server with flair | Appliances and Kitchen Gadgets | CNET Blogs
The Magisso Cake Server can bring a new sense of style to any cake you serve, with a design unlike other cake servers. - Magisso Cake Server In Pure Black - Reviews & Prices @ Yahoo! Shopping
Cutting and serving cake with the stylish Magisso Cake Server is, well...a piece of cake! It has been designed to simplify the task of cutting and moving a piece of cake by allowing you to do it in one smooth action.
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