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Rolling Pin Rings
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"Roll dough 1/4-inch thick" automatically, no ruler needed.
So how do YOU roll your dough exactly 1/8" thick? I use these rubber rolling rings.
- Set of 4 pairs of graduated-size rubber rings.
- Slip one onto each side of your rolling pin.
- Roll dough flat; desired thickness is automatically determined by rings!
- To roll dough 1/16", 1/8", 1/4", or 3/8" thick.
- Fits pins with 1 1/2" to 3" barrels.
Reviews
02/02/2010
These are a great item, very durable, yet easy to manuver. They work perfectly with the Blue Roling Pin offered on KAF's site. I don't know how I ever did without them. I ordered the Pin and Rings again for my daughter so she can enjoy working with them as much as I do. Pie crusts are a perfect thickness as are cookies, especially gingerbread men. Thanks KAF for the great products.
01/08/2010
Best little non-space-hogging gadget I've bought in a long time. I used them on my formerly-sitting-in-the-drawer 20" long, 1 1/2" dia. fondant rolling pin. They probably would work best on a long rolling pin so they don't get in the way of the dough. Effortless even rolling!
01/07/2010
If you make rolled and cut cookies, these are a must! I make Welsh Cakes, a stovetop cookie with currents, and this has made my life with these a breeze. Having cookies of even thickness helps in cooking these easy and fast. Thank you KAF.
12/28/2009
I used these this for my holiday cookies. These are great. My cookie dough came out nice and even, no thick or thin dough.After the cookies were baked they looked good.
11/19/2009
I bought these earlier this year, and just used them for the first time on a batch of springerles. They are great for creating an even batch - which is essential for uniform baking. I'd strongly recommend them. Made the rolling of the dough much easier with a lot less guessing.
10/29/2009
I'm sorry. I haven' t tried these - I was looking for 1/2" for shortbread dough. Can't you please add the 1/2" ring?
Thanks for the suggestions. We have added this to our Customer Observations. Irene @ KAF
10/03/2009
I do like these as they will make consistent cookies. My only question is this; won't they be stretched thinner using them on a larger diameter rolling pin? If this is the case, it doesn't make sense to say I need a 5/8" thickness of my cookie, for example.
Our product info says these can be used on pins that measure 1 1/2" to 3". We assume the finished thickness is fine up to the 3" rolling pin size. Irene @ KAF
07/26/2009
I don't understand how these rings would fit 1 rolling pin. They are different on the inside. I want the thickest dough and the blue ones didn't fit at all, so I put the blue one on first then then the green which fit snug. But it was a pain to work with. I am not happt at all with this product.
We are sorry that you don't care for these rings. They are a very snug fit on the pin, to keep them from spinning and wiggling while you roll. If you phone customer service, we will be happy to help you out. MJR @ KAF
06/30/2009
It was stupid of me to buy these without checking their diameters -- even the thinnest rings are too big for my rolling pin. Their diameters are all different, though, which makes me think I need to buy multiple rolling pins? Seems like an expensive proposition.
Sorry this product did not work for your rolling pin. They should fit rolling pins with a diameter between 1 1/2" to 3". When a product doesn't meet your expectations, call a customer service rep. at 800-827-6836 to resolve this for you! Irene at KAF
05/31/2009
My sugar cookies are "world famous" because no one else can get them the thickness and uniformity that I do. The secret? Use the green ones - it also makes your cookies a little softer, so if you put on royal icing you don't get a thin piece of cement cookie! Just use a smaller piece of dough so you don't roll over it with the bands! LOVE THEM!





