French Rolling Pin for Baking Pizza Dough, Pie & Cookie in wood - Essential Kitchen utensil tools gift ideas for bakers 18 inch Pins

My old marble rolling pin lost part of the parts needed for proper use so I took a chance and ordered this one and I'm so glad I did. I follow the directions and don't wash it, but just wipe it clean with a clean cloth. It's amazing how easy that is to do. Rolling out pie dough seems easier than ever. Thank you for this addition to my kitchen.

I like the color and feel of this rolling pin. It is about 17 3/4 inches long and about 1.42 inches thick (just the right size).So far I used this once, and it worked as good as expected.It is flat for about 12 inches, and then tapers off. It seems just right to roll out a 12 inch thin crust pizza dough.

the etched logo will get some crud it in. clean it out with a dry brush, like a toothbrush.

It's not bulky and due to my small space for baking it was the right choice for me.

So far I really like this rolling pin. I wanted a thinner one and I like the look of the French style. I was using a wine bottle to roll out my dough before and figured it’s time to be a grown up. Its easy to clean, it’s smooth. I haven’t felt any rough areas/splinters. I would recommend.

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I'm getting to the age where I shouldn't be using old wine bottles as rolling pins anymore. It was great when I was broke and eating cereal out of old cottage cheese containers, but I finally decided to suck it up and buy a real rolling pin. Don't get me wrong, I love re-usability and those old cottage cheese containers are now used for other things, but I eat my cereal out of a bowl and roll out dough with a rolling pin. I hate conventional rolling pins because there is typically a little metal bar inside that gets all gross and rusty from water getting in it. I liked the look of the French rolling pin, so I tried it out. It took a little getting used to, but I love it! I would say it would make a great gift for any bakers in your life - especially if they are college aged students using old wine bottles! Its really easy to clean and store.

I am quite surprised about how much I like this rolling pin! It is high quality, durable, looks beautiful too! I have previously used a wooden pin with handles as well as marble/stone rolling pin and I have to say the ease of use with this one beats the others I have used. My hands would always hurt, specifically my thumb joint when I used a pin with handles, so I thought why not try this French style pin and what do you know - it is perfect for me! When I am rolling out pizza crust or pie dough my hands don't hurt, I feel like I have better control over the pin, plus without the handles it feels like a nice hand massage! On top of the functionality of this pin, the seller was great as well - checked in to make sure I wasn't having issues or questions, plus I got a ecookbook of a couple recipes; was very sweet!