GoodCook PROfreshionals 10" Wood Barrel Dough Rolling Pin

This is going to sound strange but I don't use this for cooking. I have back and leg issues and this works better than any massage. I can roll it down my legs and it removes cramps and relieves sore muscles. Have to get someone to roll it over my back, it's wonderful.

Perfect.. not too big or small .. it's worth the money.. if I were a serious baker I'd want something a bit sturdier but for making biscuits every now and then and making Christmas cookies once a year it's perfect. And it fits in my drawer without taking up too much space

Online order! .. Nice product.., good weight ...well crafted.. Purchased 2 for grandkids and Unfortunately the length was a little more than they are ready for. .. perfect for smaller adults for sure!!!... Cant believe the quality of these rolling pins for such a low price!.... Do recommend!!

Haven't used it yet; however, the rolling pin I had had a crack down the middle. It was a wedding gift and the end of January, we will be celebrating 56 years, so it was much needed.

I love my new rolling pin! It's all wooden, even nicer than I was expecting, and just makes life so much simpler for making tortillas, pizza crust, and more!

I have been looking for this kind of rolling pin, it's just like my Grandmothers'. This one rolls so smooth. The handles are perfect to grip. It isn't very heavy, just enough weight. I've rolled out empanada dough and pie crust dough with ease. I even pounded meat with it. BUT NOT holding the rolling pin by the handle! (hee hee).

This new rolling pin is so much bettwe than my older rolling pin was repurposed. Made my first pie with new rolling pin that made it so much easier to roll out the dough and so much better for my arthritic hands. You won't be sorry if you buy one of these.. Delivery was prompt with Walmart account which I use so frequently. I'm a happy customer.

A rolling pin with handles is much better. Mom had me baking at 2-3 years old, with an old reliable rolling pin. Good job.

functional, if a bit spartan. The rod in the middle isn't as strong as it could be. I noticed it bending whenever I applied high force, and after dropping it once, one handle is now askew just from hitting the floor (it still works just fine, though). I'd still recommend it as it does its job well and it's very cheap, but your grandmother's heirloom this is not.

If you have small hands like a child, you could use this rolling pin. The diameter and circumference of the roller is not large enough for an adult hand.