Thyme & Table Acacia Wood Rolling Pin

I was of the belief that all rolling pins were the same. You press down on them and roll. So how can they be different? Well, it starts with the presentation and packaging. Top notch all around. It has to perform though too. I have inherited a number of recipes and wanted to roll out the dough. It looks and performs great. Get yourself one and enjoy it.

This rolling pin is absolutely perfect for making homemade flour and corn tortillas, it’s just what I needed, it looks very well made, it’s just the right size, beautiful colors, couldn’t ask for anything more, highly recommended, would absolutely make a great gift, or to add to your set

I received this rolling pin and I’m was so surprised of the way it was made , first of all I got fast shipping, they color it’s great and it’s super sturdy and you can feel the weight to it not flimsy at all amazing quality, the handle grips are big that make it easy to handle . Can say anything negative about it because I really loved it . I got this Thyme & Table Acacia Wood Rolling Pin for my honest and byes review. I really recommend it

I've had many rolling pins and this one is so far superior to the rest. It is very sturdy and the handles are very strong great for making pie crusts and rolling out cookie dough. I didn't grease or flour the rolling pin and my dough didn't stick that's a plus for me. I would definitely recommend this rolling pin its worth the price.

I honestly think this is the best rolling pin iv ever had, it's so smooth to roll, the roller is very smooth. I feel like it's made to last a life time and won't splinter, the handles have a great grip feel since they widen a bit at the ends, the color, oh i love the color! The feel, shape and smoothness of it all, also it's made of natural wood. By tyme and table

I love everything about this rolling pin. I've needed one for a while but didn't want the plain regular pin and glad I held out. This matches my kitchen perfectly with the color of the handles and the wood pin part. I have only used it a few times but it's a nice solid weight and feels sturdy in my hands. Highly recommend.

My previous rolling pin was purchased from another store. It was plain and what I thought was good quality. Unfortunately, it didn’t last due to brief contact with water. The Thyme and Table Acacia rolling pin is colorful, seems to withstand water contact. It’s very smooth and the roller is a beautiful dark color. I want to display it when I’m not using it.

I absolutely love this rolling pin. I'm truly amazed as to how easy and effortlessly it is to use. I especially like that it's made out of wood and not plastic. I've tried both and there's no comparison to using a wooden rolling pin. It's made of high quality wood and very sturdy. The roller moves, glides as it should thus making your baking much more enjoyable. There's nothing worse than trying to roll out a pie dough or pizza crust and the rolling pin keeps getting stuck and stopping. So far I haven't had an issue with this one and don't expect to. I like the shade of blue they used for the handles. Gives it a more of a modern look. I own quite a few of Thyme & Table products and have been very happy and pleased with each and every one of them. They put a lot of care and thought into their craftsmanship and this rolling pin is no exception. I know it's going to last for a fairly long time. So yes, I highly recommend this rolling pin. I'm sure you'll be just as pleased with it as I am.

I got this rolling pin to replace an old one. I really like the look and feel of it. The hardwood Acacia is nice in that it tends not to be as "sticky" when rolling dough as cheaper, more porous woods. The handles are a great country blue shade and are comfortable. I did treat the rolling pin with Mineral Oil just as I would ANY wood cutting board, wood utensil. It works great and I would recommend.

Was just in the wall Ave Walmart. Wanted to exchange my soda stream co2 canisters there was a line 5 people deep and 3 real standing in the exit taking Sav and Jesus. I asked if they could help. They told me to get in line. When I asked if they could help take care of customers they walked off and said get in line. I did. Or wait in line I left and saw them chatting in a different spot Poor poor performers management surely had not instructed its employees to not help or it with customer l, have they?