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	<title>How do I get the first piece of cake out of the baking dish without wrecking the first piece itself?</title>
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	<description>Whenever I make a cake or pie in a baking dish, I always find that once it&apos;s done, I always wreck the first piece while trying to get the first piece out of the dish and onto a plate. After the first piece, getting subsequent pieces out is easy but that first piece is impossile. But there must be a way! Share your tips on how to get the first piece of pie/cake out of the baking dish and onto a plate without destroying it!</description>
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	<category>cutting</category>
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