Strips/Dowels or Rings?

[Baker Mom]

I'm just wondering what people prefer when trying to get their dough a uniform thickness...the perfection strips or the rings on the rolling pin? And if you prefer the rings, did you buy a pin that had rings that came with it or did you just get rings to put on a pin you already had? Thanks!

[yumyumcooky1]

Sarah--I use rings on my old rolling pin--the one I've had since I got married way back in 1963!! The rings came in a set of 3 different sizes--I love mine.

[focadima]

I need to do something--I tried dowels and hated it--I use a mable rolling pin that I got waaay back when I got married in 1989 ..LOL I love it--but I want to get a silicon one with rings..

[PaintedCookie]

Sarah I use rings too on a rolling pin that I got at my wedding shower in 1992. Must be a popular shower gift! LOL

[cookiejunkie]

I actually use a do board. I absolutely love it. It's probably my best cookie investment so far!

[barbieitch]

I use the rings that I got from Bed, Bath and Beyond. I tried the dowels but I just couldn't get the hang of it. Rings are sooo much easier for me.

[CookieD-oh]

I use a Dobord, too. It's the best for those of us who are rolling challenged.

http://www.armchairworld.com/store/g...ughboard1.html

[Baker Mom]

I need to do something--I tried dowels and hated it--I use a mable rolling pin that I got waaay back when I got married in 1989 ..LOL I love it--but I want to get a silicon one with rings..

I have a marble pin I got when I got married, too! LOL I think I want to switch to a wooden one though because the marble is just so heavy. I feel like it makes it harder to get an even thickness.

[DippinPops]

I just use the rings - they are inexpensive and I can change the sizes if needed; also since they are removable they can be used on other rolling pins as well.

[The Cookie Lady]

I also use rings on rollng pin.