Description

• Made in Laurel, Mississippi
• Straight rolling pin with handles
• Available in maple, cherry, walnut, and white oak
• Food safe
• 20 x 2

• When Josh and I got married, I didn t have a rolling pin. I didn t know that I needed one until I tried to make cookies. I went to the store to buy one, and they all were a long tube with a hole in the middle where the handles fit. It was kind of gross, because what if the cookie dough gets in there? You can t get it out. So I told Josh I really want a rolling pin that s just one piece, and he looked around at different antique stores and he finally found the one that I still use today. I know if I take good care of it, it ll be around until my kids need it one day. — Emily Nowell

  Today, our Traditional Rolling Pins are modeled after Emily s classic design and cooking needs, and we re dang proud of them. Be sure to bake something sweet and care for it well with these care instructions.