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Kindle Customer5.0:
What can you say about rolling pins? They are what they are and I would have to be a tele-shopping presenter in order to be able to describe the positive attributes of them. However compared to all the others I saw recently in a high street store this is by far the heaviest and most impressive of them. I remember how in the old comedy sketches wives would threaten to beat their husbands around the head with a rolling pin. Those were made of wood whilst this one is made of marble and even tapping someone’s bonce with this would most likely kill or maim them.It comes with its own little stand which allows it to take pride of place in your kitchen as a kind of ornamental piece. It is a thing of beauty and much nicer than those basic wooden or plastic ones. We have black marble counter tops so the rolling pin just adds to the kitchen.The only bad thing that I can mention is that I’ve seen several retailers selling exactly the same rolling pin using their own brand. There is no maker’s mark or label on it so I can only presume that these are all sourced from the same origin and then sold as their own product. The price is always around the same – just under £20 too.

Lizthemathsgeek.4.0:
This is a pretty heavy rolling pin which is great if you want to roll things out really thinly (pastry). However if you just want lightly roll out something to make it even (e.g scones) this rolling pin is far too heavy for the job. The other downside is that it is practically impossible to ‘flour’ this rolling pin to prevent things sticking since the flour just slides right off it (unlike a wooden rolling pin where the flour will usually remain attached to the slightly rough surface) – this makes it very tricky to use when dealing with soft sticky doughs. Because of this my old wooden rolling pin still gets a decent amount of use; I originally purchased this marble one as an upgrade/replacement to take to university since I didn’t want to steal my parents’ rolling pin. Purchasing this also had an unintentional upside; since this is fairly hefty and kept in my bedroom it would’ve made a really effective defense against intruders etc…This rolling pin did arrive intact when I ordered it (unlike some of the other reviewers’ I’ve noticed). Also before I’d purchased this I was unsure that the stand was needed however now I am very convinced that it is necessary; the pin is very heavy and does roll when placed on a smooth surface.

Lowland beader3.0:
… dense pastes such as fondant icing but absolutely useless for scones which are a great deal softer paste. After my last rolling pin – 25 years old has developed a stupid problem which renders it useless for pastes wider than its width I was expecting great things from this granite rolling pin but was disillusioned immediately I attempted to roll out scone dough as the rolling pin sunk into it and could not get it flat without dips in it and it looked like a ploughed field!!! I ended up using my 25 year old Lakeland teflon coated rolling pin and did it in two batches as sadly the seal has eventually failed at both ends and now leaves marks on the paste I am rolling out. Now I am trying to find an identical teflon rolling pin to replace the one that is now ‘past it’s sell by date’Also another big problem I noticed straightaway is that people with arthritis will find it very tiring to use due to the weight – not so much in the rolling process but moving it around.In fact the only thing in its favour is that it looks great!

Maduggo5.0:
I was undecided in buying this but i went for it. I’m so glad i did without doubt it is by far the best ‘pin’ i have ever used.It has presence of size and weight it stays cold as well which helps when doing pasta and pastry.It sits on the kitchen windowsill on the little plinth it comes with and looks quite nice there too always attracts attention when guests see it.It has been used by family and friends and they have purchased their own after trying it out that says it all for me better than any review.If you want a quality ‘pin’ you would be hard pressed to find one better than this and at the price you cannot go wrong.

Gerard Thornley3.0:
It’s mostly as expected and I think it will do a fine job of rolling pastry. However there were two visual issues with it:- There seems to be some scratches or maybe join lines between two pieces of stone which are visible though I can’t feel them.- There’s a pale mark where it was in package with a piece of foam sheeting between the pin and the stand. This didn’t disappear with washing.Neither issue is enough to make me bother returning the item but it is a bit disappointing.

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