Question 2: What kind of wood is better for the rolling pin? People in the north generally use jujube, but also willow, basswood, pear wood and red bean wood. Jujube is the best, willow and basswood are soft and tasteless, pear and red bean are hard and tasteless, but they are easy to crack and deform.
Question 3: What is the good material of the rolling pin? What is the material of the rolling pin? Jujube rolling pin is the best. It is characterized by hard wood, rosy color and unchangeable crack. Be careful not to buy paintings, but logs.
Question 4: What was a rolling pin made of wood a hundred years ago? . Never bought a rolling pin; However, several of them were planed with wood: pomegranate, jujube and walnut; Pomegranate wood is stained with jujube wood. Now it's walnut, but it's also stained. I used "stainless steel tube", haha, it's more sticky!
Question 5: What is the best material for the rolling pin? Jujube is so hard.
Pear wood will do, after all, it's cheap.
Be careful not to buy paintings.
Want the original wood surface
This rolling pin will not break even if it is used normally.
Never use it for fighting. . . Hmm. How interesting
Question 6: What wood is the rolling pin made of? Toona sinensis is the best.