A rolling pin device includes a rolling pin that has a central portion and a pair of shaft portions each extending between the central portion and a respective one of a pair of knob portions. The central portion has a diameter that is greater than a diameter of each of the shaft portions such that each of the shaft portions is spaced above a support surface when the central portion is rolled along the support surface to roll dough that is positioned on the support surface. A pair of annular rings is provided and each of the annular rings extends around a respective one of the shaft portions. Each of the pair of annular rings is rotatable around the respective shaft portion to facilitate a user to grip each of the pair of annular rings to roll the rolling pin while keeping their hands motionless.

A dough roller assembly including a housing, a first roller, a second roller, and a roller key. The housing has a drive port adapted and configured to receive a drive shaft of a stand mixer. The first roller is within the housing and operably connected to the drive port such that, when the drive port receives the drive shaft of the stand mixer, rotation of the drive shaft of the stand mixer rotates the first roller in a first direction about a first axis of rotation. The second roller is within the housing and operably connected to the first roller such that rotation of the first roller rotates the second roller in a second direction about a second axis of rotation. The roller key is adapted and configured to be received by the drive port and to permit manual rotation of the first and second rollers by a user.

A rolling pin includes a body portion having an outer surface that tapers from a center toward a first end and toward a second end. The rolling pin also includes a first handle connected to the first end of the body portion and a second handle connected to the second end of the body portion.