Halloween Embossed Wooden Rolling Pin
€29.09
This Halloween embossed rolling pin is made from wood and features pumpkin, skull and ghost patterns for decorating cookie and pastry dough. Rolling it over the dough creates a spooky embossed design without requiring additional decorating techniques. One wooden rolling pin is included, ready to bring out for Halloween baking, themed treats and party preparations.
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Description
This embossed rolling pin adds pumpkin, skull and ghost patterns directly to cookie or pastry dough. Made from wood, it works as a seasonal version of a traditional rolling pin and offers a simple way to give homemade baked treats a Halloween theme.
The embossed surface creates the decorative pattern as the rolling pin passes over the dough, so there is no need to rely on complicated decorating techniques to add Halloween details. The mix of pumpkins, skulls and ghosts makes it suitable for spooky cookies, biscuits, pastries and other seasonal baking projects.
It can be brought out again whenever Halloween baking season comes around, whether you are preparing homemade treats for a party, making themed cookies or simply adding Halloween patterns to your baking.
One Halloween embossed rolling pin is included. As measurements have not been provided in the product information, check the product photos and listed measurements carefully before ordering to make sure the size is suitable for what you plan to make.
Key Details
- Product type: Embossed rolling pin
- Material: Wood
- Design: Pumpkin, skull and ghost patterns
- Style: Halloween / spooky
- Use: Embossing cookie and pastry dough
- Reusable: Yes
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