baker's style. handles are annoying.
'Objects In Space'
Natter 56: ...we need the writers.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
the bakers pin is not tapered on the ends.
Sox, why are handles annoying?
I've never had a non-handled pin.
I usually use the one with handles--I don't see much of a downside. What's baker's style?
I think the silicone is great, but I think if I were to get a different baking pin I'd be more concerned with something I could keep cold.
We have both - and I thought handled would be easier bc/I'm carpal prone.
But my hands are small, and it turns out it's easier to use the pin to roll, than the handles - I know that sounds strange, but there's more control and less tight grip required. so usually, I roll without the handles... but that's just the way I roll...
DH? he likes handles.
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ok. that sounds wrong. to both of us.
what? he bakes. Pies.
damn.
what?
I think if I were to get a different baking pin I'd be more concerned with something I could keep cold.
coffee:
there used to be one you could fill w/ water & freeze.
I like being able to keep my hand position constant in relationship to the pin, which is why I prefer the handles.
here is me, watching TV w/ DH, trying to convince him that this conversation will not veer towards porn.
trying to convince him that this conversation will not veer towards porn.
Do you win a pony? Because otherwise I'm not seeing the upside.
I mean...kitchen implements...conversation is begging to be entendred en double.
I've got a marble rolling pin which I like the weight of. I think it's supposed to be good for staying cold, but I never make anything temperature sensitive, so I don't know if it really makes a difference.
Do you win a pony?
not that kind of porn...
Because otherwise I'm not seeing the upside.
true. kitchens are fun.