Glückskäfer Wooden Rolling Pin with Steel Axle, 20cm

Glückskäfer Wooden Rolling Pin with Steel Axle, 20cm

$24.90
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Glückskäfer Wooden Rolling Pin with Steel Axle, 20cm
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Glückskäfer Wooden Rolling Pin with Steel Axle, 20cm

$24.90
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Roll out imaginary pastry and biscuit dough with this wooden rolling pin and steel axle.
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Product details
The steel axle is what makes this little rolling pin particularly practical: children can hold the handles while the wooden barrel turns smoothly beneath them. It's ideal for flattening modelling dough, rolling biscuit dough or helping prepare homemade pizza bases. A genuinely useful baking tool that gives young cooks control over a familiar kitchen task.
Specifications

Materials: Beech wood; steel axle

Country of origin: Germany

Dimensions: Overall length 20 cm

Suitable for: Indoor

Weight: 0.18 kg

Care instructions
Wipe clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not immerse; dry all parts promptly.
Safety

Recommended age: 3 years+

Recommended from 3 years. Adult supervision is required: metal edges, handles and moving parts can injure the throat or fingers if mouthed or used as a weapon. Keep small parts away from children under 3. Use only as an adult-controlled baking/kitchen tool or supervised pretend play; never leave the child alone with it and remove it if bent, sharp or damaged.

Shipping & returns
Enjoy $11.95 flat-rate shipping Australia-wide, or free shipping on orders over $199. Changed your mind? We offer 30-day returns on eligible items. Choose a refund to your original payment method or receive 5% extra in store credit. Return postage is at your expense. See our Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Exchanges pages for full details.

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