- Is this rolling pin good for pie crust and cookies?
- Yes. The straight barrel rolls dough to an even thickness, which suits pie crust, cookie dough and pastry. Its size is more than small batches need.
- How does it compare with a tapered French rolling pin?
- A tapered pin gives more control for thinning edges and small rounds. This dowel pin is better for large sheets and consistent thickness.
- Can it go in the dishwasher?
- No. Beechwood should be hand washed and dried right away to avoid warping and cracking. A light coat of food-safe oil now and then keeps it smooth.
- What are the handles like?
- The handles are beechwood on a stainless steel mounting, so they turn freely while the barrel stays still. That makes long rolling strokes easier.
- Is it too big for a home kitchen?
- It is a large pin at 19.4 inches, so it needs drawer or counter space. Home bakers who roll often find the reach useful; occasional bakers may prefer a smaller pin.
- Where is the Matfer Bourgeat Beechwood Rolling Pin cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $20.00, 89% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Matfer Bourgeat Beechwood Rolling Pin?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including KaTom Restaurant Supply, Culinary Depot, WebstaurantStore.com, USA Restaurant Suppliers, DEI Equipment.