I recently shared that I read the book "Keeping Life Simple: 7 Guiding Principles. 500 Tips & Ideas" by Karen Levine. One of the tips she shared was how to avoid a messy first piece of cake, such as the one pictured below.
The one in the picture looks like it's already been eaten, but you get my point. Not everyone is skilled at cutting a perfect slice of cake and I am one of those not-so-skilled people :(
Levine says that to avoid a messy first piece of cake, cut two slices right away before you attempt to remove the first slice. The first slice will then slide out without any problems.
Hope that's helpful!
Tuesday Tips is a weekly post by Pearlle Magazine's contributors, sharing good ideas and practices we've learnt over the years. Got a tip you'd like to share, contact us. Who doesn't love a good tip?
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Levine says that to avoid a messy first piece of cake, cut two slices right away before you attempt to remove the first slice. The first slice will then slide out without any problems.
Hope that's helpful!
Tuesday Tips is a weekly post by Pearlle Magazine's contributors, sharing good ideas and practices we've learnt over the years. Got a tip you'd like to share, contact us. Who doesn't love a good tip?
