Handcrafted Rolling Pins

Vermont Rolling Pins are not your cookie-cutter, assembly-line product. Each rolling pin, from the Shaker to the Skinny, is hand turned, shaped from a solid block of maple, cherry or walnut hardwood. Their craftsmanship makes them worthy of display—but don’t worry, they are the “please touch” kind of art. So roll out the pizza dough, and roll out the pie crust—a Vermont Rolling Pin is beauty you can put to use. ... shop for your rolling pin

An interesting rolling pin fact:

In the United States, the preferred choice of material for rolling pins has been wood. Initially pine was used, but now hardwoods like cherry, maple, and walnut are preferred. Handles were invented by J.W. Reed. He created handles so that bakers, rolling out dough, would not flour their hands. Many manufacturers choose to turn the round part of their pins quickly through programmable lathes and then place their handles at the ends. Vermont Rolling Pins hand turns their pins and their handles all from one solid piece of wood, making their handles stand the test of time.

For those who prefer to feel the dough as they roll, the skinny and column without handles has been a favorite.

When shopping for a quality rolling pin, look for solid wood pins; you don't want them to crack at the seams. Look for hand turned, you'll know it was crafted with care.

Satisfaction is guaranteed when you buy from Vermont Rolling Pins.

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