Stuck Cheese from Slice Separation

This photo depicts the garbagy mess seen by pizza consumers who have just finished eating a slice-separated pizza. Slice separation results from sliding a cut pizza from the cutting board into a connected-corner style box (e.g., the traditional pizza box). This occurs when out-of-box pizza-cutting is used with a connected-corner pizza box.

This mess can be eliminated by using in-box pizza-cutting. Perhaps the optimal carton-and-cutting-tool combination is a NON-connected corner style box and rocker knife. This enables the pizza to be cut in the center of the bottom panel of the box — so the cut pizza does not have to be jostled back-and-forth after cutting to move it to the center of the bottom panel, as is required when using a connected-corner box and pizza wheel type cutter.

For info on box types and structures, see Structural Options: Pros & Cons.