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Enjoy baking cookies or rolling out your own pizza dough with the family? Then bring some ease to your baking with this Marble Rolling Pin! The rolling pin is 10" long and has nylon ball bearings for smooth rolling, wooden handles for easy grip, and a wooden base for rest. The marble helps keep the dough cool while rolling, and its natural non-stick properties keep the dough from clinging. Even the toughest doughs are flattened easily and effortlessly. Let the smoothness and heft of this rolling pin do the hard work for you!

this is so pretty that I have it on my windowsill over the sink. It is cool to the touch and bonus it matches my granite countertops.. Cheryl. Sun Jan 12 2025

A rolling pin is a kitchen basic that every cook needs. Made with waxed maple barrels, this affordable pin has a full-length steel axel that runs through self-lubricating nylon bearings guaranteeing a lifetime of smooth rolling. This large rolling pin has waxed handles. J.K. Adams stands behind the products they make. If a product does not live up to expectations in material, workmanship, or function for five years, they will replace it.

This is a quality product, made in Vermont by a small company with selected hardwood. It will be hard to find a better product than this rolling pin. The size allows for consistent pressure while rolling.. Jennifer. Middlebury, VT. Wed Nov 27 2024

Roll all kinds of dough and pie crusts with ease using this rolling pin. The off-set plastic handles provide clearance above the counter surface, while the barrel features a nonstick coating for superior release. It's also extra wide to take on larger dough-rolling tasks.

Love It, Looks Great in a stainless steel kitchen with a pop of color (red).. Michele. Chicago Il. Sun Feb 02 2025

Enjoy baking cookies or rolling out your pizza dough with the family? Then bring some ease to your baking with this White Marble Rolling Pin! The rolling pin is 17.5" long, and 2.5" diameter. Features aluminum handles and a marble base for rest. The marble helps keep the dough cool while rolling, and its natural non-stick properties keep the dough from clinging. Even the toughest doughs are flattened easily and effortlessly. Let the smoothness and heft of this rolling pin do the hard work for you!

I haven’t used it yet, but it is definitely beautiful and hefty! Love the stand! I was looking for ways to help me bake with arthritis, read that these help. Fingers crossed! I think it will cause i definitely don’t need to use my own weight anymore lol. Monique. CA. Tue Jan 07 2025

Enjoy baking cookies or rolling out your pizza dough with the family? Made of durable hardwood, this rolling pin has a classic style and feel to it. With an 11.75" long, 2.75" diameter barrel, this sturdy pin is perfect for rolling out larger amounts of dough. It conveniently features nylon bearings for smooth, hassle-free rolling and easy-to-grip handles for comfortable use. This large baking tool retains heft to do most of the work for you, without much-added pressure and without denting or cracking dough. A great kitchen assistant for the baker who wants to keep re-rolls at a minimum.

Works well its over sized but they’d not an issue. Anonymous. US. Tue Jan 28 2025

Champagne

Not just a tool for the aesthetically aware, marble rolling pins are favoured by top pastry chefs the world over. Why? For starters, they can be chilled to assist in rolling out cold-sensitive doughs, and their heavier-than-wood weight means less strain on your arms as you work. Plus, marble is a non-porous surface, warding off moisture, grease, and odours. This design features a pair of wooden grips and a coordinating cradle, so you can show this pin off when it's not in use.

I have never had a marble rolling pin before, just the wooden kind. I was in heaven when I first used it to make my sugar cookies. No sticking and easy to roll any dough to your liking. The cradle is a welcome plus and holds the roller quite well. As you can tell by my picture, it is a champagne color marble, which I would have preferred the same marble as the pastry board. George. Essex Junction, VT. Wed Dec 11 2019