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Slice Separation from Sliding a Cut Pizza into a Box

The pizza below underwent out-of-box cutting and was slid from the cutting board into a connected-corner box (i.e., the traditional pizza box).

Slice Separation

Between the slices there are spaces ranging in width from 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch. The spaces are “hidden” because they're filled with sauce and cheese that has oozed off the edge of the slices and into the spaces. A pizza with separated slices not only looks sloppy but the cheese and sauce that runs into the spaces between the slices sticks to the bottom of the box (or, in this case, the box liner). To see what a box bottom (or box liner) looks like after a slice-separated pizza has been consumed, click here.

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NOTE: Correll Concepts operated as a packaging design firm from 1992 to 2010. It is no longer in the pizza box design business. The material pertaining to pizza box design (here and elsewhere on this website) has been left here for those interested in innovative pizza boxes.