The Cookie Countess Precision Rolling Pin® – 1/8″

Rolling pins can only be shipped within the contiguous US due to Post Office restrictions and fees.  We cannot send to a PO Box.  

The Cookie Countess Precision Rolling Pin® – 1/8"  (Pie Roller)

Solid birch barrel with nylon bearings built to last a lifetime.

The ONE tool you need to roll out your pie crust to a perfectly even thickness every time. Made in the USA of birch wood, this rolling pin will last a lifetime and be the heirloom you hand down to the next generation of bakers.

It eliminates the need for stick guides or spacer bands.

Handles make it easy to roll out large amounts of dough or crust at a time.

Measures 25.5" from tip to tip, and has a large rolling area of 16".

You will love the Cookie Countess Precision Rolling Pin and wonder how you ever got along without it!

The existing Wall-Mounted Rolling Pin Hanger does NOT work with this pin; a version that does will be coming soon.

Clean with a damp cloth. DO NOT put in dishwasher or submerge in water. Keep away from excessive dry or humid conditions. Wood color may vary. We do not take returns on rolling pins.

Important
:

Rolling pins
 
can only
 
be shipped within the 
contingent US
due to Post office restrictions and fees.  We cannot send to a PO Box.  

Used rolling pins
 
cannot be returned

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the Precision Rolling Pin® made from?

Birch wood

Do the handles spin, or is the pin one solid piece?

The handles on our Precision Rolling Pin® spin, making rolling out dough easy on the hands.

How do I clean the Precision Rolling Pin®?

Simply wipe clean with a damp cloth. Do NOT submerge the pin in water, leave it to soak, or spray it with cleaning chemicals.

Do I need to season or oil my Precision Rolling Pin®?

Seasoning the pin is not required.  You can, however, use a small amount of mineral oil to periodically oil the pin to keep it in good condition and protect it.

Why is this rolling pin special?

The design of the Precision Rolling Pin® will result in the same thickness of pie crust every time, with no need to attach discs or set up wooden guide dowels. The extra-wide 16" rolling area also means that you can roll out larger flats of crust or dough at one time.