I take yur point of the unitasker, but this could cut anything circular.

Pie , cake flan pac-man.

It's a good idea.

Not a great idea, abnd not one that I think should catch on in the domestic kitchen, but it would be worth seeing how a catering version would fair.

Not sying it would be a big win or a popular with the public, but if you could cut exactly even slices from a pie that was to be sold by slice would that be useful?

Also if you could rotate the platform section from a pivot at the front of the bottom blade then you could govern slice size.

I think it is a good idea that no doubt by Sunday some one here will have found the blueprints for from it's first airing in 1899.

You clever people.

It's got a lot more to recommend it than that bloody awful shower.

I use Alton Brown's "unitasker" guideline: unitasker bad. Even the pizza wheel does more than cut pizzas; you can cut brownies, too. The garlic press can also press chocolate chunks into bits.

And scratch the darn pan. What is it, Tiffany & Co. silver? You know, Walmart sells anodized aluminum pizza pans -- cheap if not scratch resistant.

If it's the latter, they're doing a fair job of it...

--TwoDragons