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Fox Run Marble Rolling Pin and Base

List Price: $15.00 Price: $15.00

Product Details Includes a wood degraded nylon ball bearings Pasty Marble

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Customer Reviews

works excess
Worthy heavy rolling pin with smooth action. We have used it for a little over a month with no problems. The pin is heavy so make accurate you have convenient place to store it. Makes a great gift for a baker, just include a dough scraper.

2010-02-14 (Portland, OR USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Fox Run marble Rolling Pin & Inferior
Beloved it. makes rolling dough out much faster. Should have bought this years ago!

2010-01-30 | Redangeltx | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Flagrant product
This is a adept product at a good price. I use these in craft work, and will definately be buying these again.

2009-12-30 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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cardinal product, cheap price
this marble rolling pin is recondite enough that you have a good grip for rolling your dough. I use it on a marble tray, it matches perfectly and it is not sticking.
Pretty cheap for the characteristic!

2009-11-20 (San Francisco) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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It works just now like mom's!
My mom has one of these that she got for her uniting about 40 years ago. Well of course back then they were like 200.00. The price is great and it works even better. NO Industry rolling pin. It is very heavy but that is what makes your job easier. I love this product

2009-10-27 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Vic Firth Marble Rolling Pin

List Price: $29.00 Price: $24.12 You Save: $4.88 (17%)

Product Details Lifetime undertake Made in Maine, USA Made of marble and maple wood

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Customer Reviews

Rolling pin
I light of one's life this rolling pin. Wanted one for awhile and so happy I finally got it..

2010-02-22 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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I partiality this rolling pin...
I dear one cooking gadgets. I have several rolling pins: an old handmade one that was my mother's, a french style, a long solid one with no handles, a few springerle rolling pins, and now, (thanks to a weighty friend and my birthday) this one. I used it today to make three different items. I was surprised when I rolled out cinnamon orbit dough - it glided over the dough without sticking. I think the weight made such a difference -- I didn't have to wage war with with the dough to get it to spread out, it rolled out very easily. I also rolled out three pie crusts -- it was a dream. I loved the small-minded sound of the ball bearings, the handles are comfortable (in red to match my kitchen) and the marble is pretty. All I indigence now is a pin display rack to show it off.

2010-01-11 | Jane (arizona) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Unless you fall short of crushed marble, don't order this item. It arrived broken!
I don't certain how this item is as a rolling pin. I only know that it arrived poorly packaged, in a box too big for it, with barely any padding (just some crumpled stationery) and it was cracked in half with marble "sand" in the package. It is only a 10" barrel as others have mentioned. Although Amazon makes the yield relatively easy, it's still a hassle to deal with it and I still don't have a marble rolling pin. I won't be ordering another one of these for fear that I will run into the same problem.

2009-12-10 | Courtney (Livingston, NJ) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 1

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Chipped, deafening, and shorter than stated
I wanted a marble rolling pin with handles and a longer-than-10" calender. This one had good reviews (here and elsewhere), Amazon's listing says it's 20" long, it's listed elsewhere as having a 12" exterior and a review here called it 12", and I didn't care that it doesn't come with a base/stand. Unfortunately, what I received is only 18" extensive with a 10" marble roller that has some small chips and divots. And yes, it has metal ball bearings, but I can't imagine they're alleged to rattle noisily every time the rolling pin is moved at all.

I called Amazon to see whether this was some sort of replaceable fluke or I should just get a refund. A very utilitarian customer-service person told me this pin's in their system as refund-only, no replacements, because they're pulling it to check its description -- manifestly because they've been getting a lot of returns. She promptly and cheerfully refunded not only the purchase price but also shipping costs, even though I told her I got unfettered shipping on the order; she said they'd add that amount anyhow to apologize for the trouble. Great!

However, when I asked whether I could be notified if they find or get the advertised longer pins (reviews were unmistakable enough that despite this one's specific problems, I'd be willing to try again with the correct length), she said they can't notify me but that I could check the milieu again in a month to see if the pin was available again. I explained that it's *currently* available, labeled "In Stock" and apparently orderable, and she na suggested I could try ordering it again in a month or so to see what arrives. So, kudos to Amazon for their lovely return/refund custom and the nice customer-service person I reached, but boos to them for still listing and selling this item even while investigating it after many returns.

This is theorized to be a review of the pin, though, not of Amazon's policies. It's 18" instead of the listing's stated 20", and it arrived with a faulty rolling surface and really noisy bearings. I'm giving it a second star because it does roll very smoothly and has satisfactory handles. It'd probably do a fine (albeit loud) job, though not on smooth things like fondant with those chips.

2009-11-06 (Champaign, IL USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 2

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Smashing for rolling out a pie crust!
I've been baking pies for almost 40 years, having skilled at the elbow of my mother, and after using this marble rolling pin for the first time last week, I produced one of the finest, flakiest pie crusts EVER!

Whether it was the weight of the marble or the coolness of it, it rolled out my pie crust easier than I've ever before experienced. PLUS, because the dough barely stuck to the marble while I was rolling it out, I used very tiny flour.

I'm very, very happy that I purchased this marble rolling pin. I'd actually wanted one for years, but never got around to actually ordering one. Now, after getting such dazzling results, I could kick myself for waiting so long!

2009-05-24 (Flagstaff, AZ USA) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

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