Pie Markers & Cutters

Looking to serve dessert pies in your restaurant, deli, diner, bakery, pastry shop, or bake shop? Make sure you are serving equal portions of pie to your customers and patrons by using a pie cutter or pie slicer. Here at Rapids Wholesale, you can choose from a selection of pie slicer and cutter units with built-in pie markers, from two reputable brands: Browne and Dexter-Russell. Choose from a pie slicer cutter that makes six or seven slices, manual pie slicers (four and a half inches to five inches in size), pie knives, or pie cutter server.
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  1. Pie Marker, 6 Cut
    Pie Marker, 6 Cut
    Special Price $1.96 Regular Price $6.48
  2. Dexter-Russell Stainless Steel Pie Server Knife (4.5" x 2.25" Blade)
    Dexter-Russell Stainless Steel Pie Server Knife (4.5" x 2.25" Blade)
    Special Price $13.88 Regular Price $15.51
  3. Dexter-Russell 5" Pie Knife, S-s
    Dexter-Russell 5" Pie Knife, S-s
    Special Price $15.44 Regular Price $17.25
  4. Browne Pie Server
    Browne Pie Server
    Special Price $7.24 Regular Price $8.09
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What Is a Pie Cutter?

A pie cutter, as its name suggests, is a utensil used to cut or slice dessert pies such as fruit pies like apple pies, nut pies such as pecan pies, and even cream pies (a meat pie cutter is specifically used for—you guessed it—meat pies). The concept behind a pie slicer is that a restaurant, deli, diner, bakery, pastry shop, bake shop, or any food-service establishment that serve pies should portion out uniform slices of pie to customers so that they do not feel that they are shortchanged in any way.

A pie cutter or pie slicer is available in several cuts and slices, depending on what you require for your restaurant, deli, diner, bakery, pastry shop, or bake shop. Here at Rapids Wholesale, you can choose from a pie slicer cutter that makes six and seven slices.

Some pie cutter or pie slicer models also have a built-in pie marker by marking out the cuts of the pie, which will ensure that your customers will receive equal portions. A built-in or stand-alone pie marker will often feature teeth to easily mark the cut lines on top of the pie (a pie top cutter will also have a similar feature).

Important Points to Consider When Purchasing a Pie Slicer Cutter

It is essential to consider how many cuts your pie cutter will produce. For instance, if you are running a bake shop, you might want to purchase a pie slicer that will produce considerably larger slices (meaning less slices) so that customers will feel that they are getting their money's worth. For those looking for a cutter for home use, a pie slicer or pie cutter that produces more slices will be a better choice.

Another thing to consider are the types of pies you are going to serve in your establishment. There are several types of pies available to customers nowadays, ranging from the simple to the beautifully sculpted pies with lattice top. For the former, a simple pie cutter or pie slicer will usually suffice, but for the latter it is a good idea to choose a pie lattice cutter. A pie lattice cutter is built to cut more complex pies, especially those with more elaborate decorations so that you won't run the risk of ruining a beautifully designed pie.