Some folks dream of having a closet full of sneakers, but if I had the space, I’d have a vast collection of rolling pins. They come in so many shapes, sizes, and materials, and each has its use.

A version closer to what we use today was invented by John W. Reed. In 1860, he patented a rolling pin made in two pieces, ...

Who could have guessed there were so many different types of rolling pins? Frankly, anything can be used as a rolling pin in ...

The JK Adams dowel is widely available and affordably priced. In a pinch, you can use a wine bottle in place of a rolling pin—indeed, many fine pies have been made this way. If all you ever roll ...

“We slapped WiFi on a bunch of things, but the world does not need a WiFi-enabled rolling pin.” The use and potential pitfalls of AI in cooking innovation was a big focus at the Smart Kitchen ...