description turning now to fig1 there is depicted a cutter 10 in accordance with the teaching of the present invention cutter 10 includes an outer upstanding circular collar 12 having a continuous leading planar edge 14 which is beveled to produce a knife edge 16 a back up bar 18 is affixed across the diameter of rear edge 20 of collar 12 attached thereto is a spiral pattern member 22 having a continuous planar leading edge 24 which is set back from leading edge 14 a handle 26 is also affixed to the back up bar for convenience in using the cutter in the practice of the method of the present invention a dough is prepared formed into a sheet 28 fig2 on a rolling board or other surface to a thickness greater than the distance sb that leading edge 22 is set back from edge 14 any conventional dough can be used also although less preferred individual dough portions which are pulled away from a dough mass and not rolled into a sheet may be used although such dough portions should be thick enough to permit member 22 to penetrate the dough surface as described below cutter 10 is pressed into the dough as shown in fig2 until the knife edge 16 of cutter 12 penetrates through the surface 30 of the dough 32 to meet the rolling board face 34 upon which the dough rests thereby cutting a dough piece 32 therefrom as the collar 12 of the cutter penetrates the dough member 22 disrupts the surface of the dough piece forming a spiral of rounded peaks 36 between the opposing walls of member 22 and spiral valleys or indentations 38 at the point where member 22 penetrates the.