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Aside from being aesthetically pleasing a marble rolling pin has a couple of major benefits.
The marble helps keep the dough cool while rolling and its natural non stick properties keep dough from clinging.
The smoothness and heft of the marble make it ideal for a rolling pin.
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Marble rolling pins operate similarly to classic wooden models but the barrel is made from stone.
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But i never use marble pins i find them to be too heavy and a little harder to control if i press too hard i suddenly have a dent.
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The rolling pin is 10 long has nylon ball bearings for a smooth rolling wooden handles for easy grip and a wooden base for rest.
Who doesn t love the look of marble in the kitchen.
First unlike wood a marble pin can be chilled in the fridge or freezer which is ideal for working with temperature sensitive doughs like puff pastry or pie crust.
Because nearly all rolling pins have a 10 inch barrel and 3 inch handles on each side a cook has two handy measurements available when rolling dough into a flat sheet reid says.
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Some products have wooden handles while others are made completely from marble.
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A marble pin might help prevent sticking insofar as if you chill it it will retain coolness longer and thus keep the dough from warming up and getting sticky as fast as it might if working with a wooden pin.
With either marble or wood the weight of the pin and pressure from the cook are usually enough to flatten the heaviest of doughs.