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Cutting Tray bakes
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I use my pizza cutter - there's no dragging on the cake that way. Good for cutting flapjacks too.0
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big tray of caramel squares and one of 'no bake' tray bakes. Scored them using a long ruler while chocolate soft and then cut through when properly set - best looking tray bakes i have managed yet
.... of course they will taste as delish as always!!
I use a ruler to measure mine into 2"x2" squares. My DH laughs at me - he'd just take a knife and hack off a huge chunk if I didn't cut them myself. And he wonders why he has a weight problem
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