A cutting and serving apparatus for cutting and serving baked goods comprising a front isosceles triangular hollow section; an angled back segment coupled to the front isosceles triangular hollow section wherein the angled back segment cuts a back portion and crust of a pie; and a handle member coupled to the angled back segment. The front isosceles triangular hollow section comprises two leg members wherein left and right sides thereof have a plurality of equally spaced serrations formed therein for cutting a pie, cake or other pastries into wedged segments. The angled back segment comprises parallel angulated blades for cutting a back portion and crust of a pie.

A combination cutter and server includes a first thin flexible blade having front and rear opposite ends; a second thin flexible blade having front and rear opposite ends; a connecting section which connects together the front end of the first thin blade and the front end of the second thin blade; a first handle connected to the rear end of the first thin blade; and a second handle connected to the rear end of the second thin blade and being unconnected with the first handle, the first handle being coplanar with the first thin blade in an unbiased condition of the combination cutter and server, and the second handle being coplanar with the second thin blade in an unbiased condition of the combination cutter and server; only rear ends of the first and second handles being in contact with other to form the combination cutter and server into a first geometric cutting configuration when the first and second handles are initially moved toward each other to an initial biased position; and the first and second handles being in contact with other along substantially entire lengths thereof to form the combination cutter and server into a second, different geometric cutting configuration when the first and second handles are further moved toward each other from the initial biased position.

A combination cutter and server includes a first flexible blade having front and rear opposite ends; a second flexible blade having front and rear opposite ends; a connecting section which connects together the front end of the first blade and the front end of the second blade; a first handle connected to the rear end of the first blade; and a second handle connected to the rear end of the second blade and being unconnected with the first handle, the first handle being coplanar with the first blade in an unbiased condition of the combination cutter and server, and the second handle being coplanar with the second blade in an unbiased condition of the combination cutter and server.

A utensil for cutting and serving pastry or similar goods has operating handles made in form of tabs similar to ordinary scissors for fitting in operator's fingers, a spatula simultaneously used for cutting pastry or similar goods and holding a sliced piece and rigidly connected to the upper operating handle, blades bent in a form of a frame rigidly connected to the lower operating handle, a pusher for serving a piece of pastry or similar goods to a serving plate and a lever mechanism made in a form of pantograph for moving the pusher.