Several people want to bake, but unfortunately there is only one rolling pin available, or you can’t find yours right now? No problem, there is a simple household tip for this too:
Replacement for a rolling pin
If you don’t have a rolling pin at hand, you can also simply take a bottle The size doesn’t matter; it should just be a smooth bottle.
Tip: To keep the dough from sticking, it is recommended to spread cling film over the dough; this also saves you from having to clean the bottle.
Extra tip: For yeast dough, put warm water in the bottle, and for shortcrust pastry, cold water.
MacGyver ideas for a replacement for a rolling pin:
Anyone who has a kitchen paper holder that is round can also use it for rolling out.
A rod Salami can also serve as a rolling pin.
A Roll of Tesa can also produce thin dough.
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