Rolling pins are made from many different materials, such as marble, silicone, stainless steel, and wood. Beranbaum and our tests say wood is the best choice. It doesn’t conduct heat ...

Smoother, Effortless Operation- Bring comfort, add style and enjoy rolling out your dough easier than ever with our wood rolling pin, which is skillfully equipped with sturdy stainless steel ball ...

Adjustable rolling pins are available in either wood or stainless steel and can be used in adjustable form or as a basic rolling pin. For a good all-rounder, you can’t go wrong with the Joseph ...

Lakeland’s 40cm cooling rolling pin is ideal for pie makers. It has a cool-to-the-touch stainless steel exterior that can be chilled further by filling the cavity with ice or water from one end ...

If you look around and explore, you will notice a wide range of rolling boards and pins- some are made with wood, some are made with marble while others are made with stainless steel and more. To help ...

These dazzling treats pair the fruity sweetness of Starburst chews with the crispiness of classic cereal treats. Technique tip: Rolling out the Starburst chews won't be easy for all kitchen skill ...

Honey-colored wood is the favorite in the Martha Stewart Living test kitchens, but nonstick and stainless steel rolling pins are also popular. Plastic and glass pins are meant to be filled with ...

There really is no such thing as a standard rolling pin. Some models have the same circumference from end to end, while others have a definite taper. Marble or stainless steel rolling pins can be ...