Rolling Pin,TedGem 15.75" Smooth Stainless Steel Metal Rolling Pin Professional for Baking, Cookie,Pastry, Pasta, Pizza Dough

This is the fifteenth day of the month. The dimension is 8" long X 1 7/16" wide. My favorite thing about this is that it can go through the dishwasher AND I can put it in the A "scuff" on the end of the rolling pin and the fact that it was made in China were the only flaws that kept this from getting 5 stars. Due to its exposed state, the end of the tube should not rust. The answer will likely come out soon. Having a rolling pin like this is easy to do, and it's great. Straight rolling pins are used for rolling out dough. There is no bevel on the edges. It has been a pleasure working with you. I can use my rolling pin rings with it. In addition to this rolling pin, I also recommend a rolling Update

The 18/8 stainless steel rolling pin I have for over a year has not rusted or shown even the slightest wear, despite the fact that I have put it through the dishwasher and used it very frequently. There was absolutely no problem with the small scuff on the end of the cord I mentioned in my original review. A rolling pin like this is what you need in your kitchen! I highly recommend it! A rolling pin is such an essential item for the kitchen and while it could seem redundant, it makes a huge impact. The one below really lives up to its name!.

Vivienne Ross

| Mar 22, 2021

Unlike a rolling pin your grandmother used to use, this is much more powerful! As a child, I used wooden rolling pins that creaked and were heavy. Baking anything that required a rolling pin used to give me aching hands and I avoided it like the plague. The item that I saw had a clean, no-frills appearance and I was tempted to buy it simply because I liked the sleek design. I got it from Amazon, and I believe it is one of the best kitchen purchases I've Compared to wood, it is lighter and easier to use. It is also easy to clean, does not rust, and rolls easily. Despite dropping it hundreds of times, it still looks like a brand new one.

Jamie KAY

| Aug 31, 2020

I love it. It is fairly light, and makes a terrible noise when it accidentally hits something (like Although it is easy to use and is not tapered, it is not difficult to operate. After reaching a point in my life where I no longer purchase items that are hard to clean, I won't buy them. I bought separate bands for measuring specific sizes and the material makes it easy to wash in the dishwasher. There are no screws on the end (I bought separate bands to use for spacing), and it's dishwasher safe. Unlike gluten, it doesn't stick much to it Despite not having to refrigerate, the dough is free. In contrast to the way I felt about every other rolling pin I have ever owned, I love this one.

Kimber Underwood

| Jul 13, 2021

Despite being a baker, I am not very good at it If I bake, I like to keep it simple, easy, and no frills. Christmas is the only exception. Next, I make cutout cookies, using my grandmother's recipe, and when the dough is rolled out, they look beautiful. A wood rolling pin that I had once belonged to me I often found that my dough stuck to the counter even with lots of flour. Also, taking a look at it made it difficult to determine if it was clean. My next move was to use a dowel that I found and it kind of It was not as thick as I would have liked, nor was it as comfy. Previously, I used one that had some type of finish on it, and it worked in some respects. Regardless, I would like to thank you. My wife bought this Philonext Stainless Steel Rolling pin at a great price and I thought I would try it out. We're in August, and it's still quite a while until Christmas cookie baking. As a result, I decided to take my new rolling pin for a spin on some bread dough I needed to roll out. I am amazed! Overall, I found the presentation to be quite impressive It did not stick to the dough, it was lightweight, and it rolled over with ease. It will be interesting to try this out later this year when I make cut out cookies.

Josue O’SULLIVAN

| Aug 29, 2020

Clay is what I wanted to roll out with this. I like the size and how lightweight it is. Our intention was to use it for clay, but it left grey marks. Clay may react with metal due to some chemical reaction.

Gabriella Hull

| Jul 03, 2021

It's hollow instead of solid, so I guess I was expecting something solid. Well, I just need a little more pressure, then it should be easy. It has been recommended to freeze it to ensure it doesn't stick to dough too much You are wrong. Stainless Steel cannot hold any kind of temperature, so it sticks to dough no matter what, and it takes no time at all for it to cool to room temperature (after all, it is not made of copper). It gets a 4 out 5 star rating from me.

Rebekah Frederick

| Jan 25, 2021

My favorite part of the book is the ending. It is the best rolling pin I have ever owned! A rolling pin was the perfect tool for rolling my pizza dough! It was rolled directly on my nonstick silicon cookie sheet (no more backing paper to throw away, its also a great investment and saves the planet at the same time), without any grease or flower added. In terms of rolling out the dough, it rolled out evenly and easily (my recipe was also good) giving me the satisfaction of doing a good * Furthermore, my rolling pin can function as a door jammer (I push it between my door and a piece of furniture by it), and it can be an excellent tool for self-defense I really like the feel of this defense tool. It's light yet strong, and it fits my hand very well.

Edith Combs

| Feb 24, 2021