- Is this rolling pin better than a handled pin?
- For most home bakers, yes. It is simpler, sturdier and easier to clean, and the long barrel rolls large dough rounds fast. Handled pins give more leverage on very stiff dough but add parts that can loosen.
- Can it go in the dishwasher?
- No. Wash it by hand with mild soap, rinse and dry it right away. Soaking or dishwasher heat can warp or crack the wood.
- How do I keep dough from sticking to it?
- Dust the pin lightly with flour before rolling. The wood's slight texture holds the flour better than metal or silicone, so you need less.
- What can I use it for besides dough?
- The weight and shape work well for crushing graham crackers, cookies and hard candy for crusts and toppings.
- Is it good for beginners?
- Yes. There are no settings or parts to learn; you press and roll. It rewards light, even pressure rather than force.
- How should I store it?
- Keep it dry and out of standing water. A drawer or counter crock is fine; avoid leaving it against a wet sink.
- Where is the JK Adams Plain Rolling Dowel Pin cheapest?
- At The Kitchen Clique, for $23.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the JK Adams Plain Rolling Dowel Pin?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including The Kitchen Clique, Walmart, CooksWarehouse.com, Contemporary Concepts, Whisk.