Delish Treats 23cm fondant rolling pin review

The Delish Treats 23cm Fondant Rolling Pin is around ₱92 as of August 19, 2026, with a perfect 5.0 from 77 raters. It is a specialist tool, and buying it as a general rolling pin is the one way to be disappointed by it.

23cm is deliberately short

A standard rolling pin runs 40cm or more of barrel so it can span a sheet of dough in one pass. This one is 23cm, about 9 inches, and that is a design decision rather than a compromise.

Short pins are for detail work: rolling a small piece of fondant to cover a cake, flattening modelling paste, working sugarcraft decorations, or rolling dough inside a tin where a long pin will not fit. The reduced length gives you far more control over pressure in a small area, which is exactly what you want when the piece you are rolling is the size of your hand.

Try to roll a pizza base with it and you will be making a dozen overlapping passes and fighting the result.

Why fondant pins are usually not wood

The listing does not state the material, which is the gap here. Fondant pins are conventionally made from smooth plastic or polyethylene rather than wood, for a specific reason: fondant sticks to grain. A polished non-porous surface releases sugar paste cleanly with minimal cornstarch, where a wooden pin grabs it and tears the sheet.

If you are buying this for fondant specifically, ask the seller what it is made of. If it is a smooth synthetic, it is the right tool. If it turns out to be wood, it will still roll small dough well but will fight you on sugar paste.

The rating, in context

5.0 across 77 raters is a perfect score on a small sample. For a product with no moving parts, no electronics and one job, that is more meaningful than the same numbers on an appliance would be. There is very little here to go wrong.

Is this rolling pin sulit?

At around ₱92 this is a cheap addition to a baking kit rather than a purchase to agonise over. The honest framing is that it should be your second rolling pin, not your first: it does something your main pin does badly, and does nothing your main pin does well.

Who this rolling pin suits

Buy this if you decorate cakes, work with fondant or modelling paste, or regularly roll small pieces where a full-length pin is unwieldy. Buy it alongside a standard pin rather than instead of one.

Skip it if you want one rolling pin for everything, in which case a longer pin covers far more ground. See our best rolling pins roundup and the rolling pin buying guide.

Other rolling pin options to compare

The Delish Treats Adjustable 17-inch Stainless Steel Rolling Pin is the same brand’s full-size pin, with thickness rings that make it the better single purchase. The Edge Wooden Rolling Pin with Handles is the cheap general-purpose option.