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Summer is the ideal time to spoil yourself. Bask in the sun, enjoy alfresco evening cookouts or simply stroll in the sunshine. Between barbecues, camping trips and lounging at the waterfront, make sure to swing by The Rolling Pin on Olympia’s West Side. There you’ll find culinary goods and services guaranteed to make every get-together, birthday party or outdoor celebration an occasion to remember all year long. 

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Stock up for gifts at The Rolling Pin. Whether summer wedding or early holiday shopping, the staff is happy to answer questions or prep your order for in-person or curbside pick-up. Photo courtesy: The Rolling Pin

Shop The Rolling Pin’s Culinary Accessories Online or In Person

The Rolling Pin is your summer savior for all things foodie. Too hot to leave the house? Then head to their online store and fill a cart for in-person or curbside pickup. Kiddos underfoot and you’re anxious for school to start? Takea a break and treat yourself to a browse of The Rolling Pin’s amazing, locally produced items and eternally patient staff.

You can prep for either type of shopping trip by reading through their informative, helpful blog which showcases new products, upcoming sales and plenty of insider know-how.

Store manager Victoria Kantargis says staff loves adding new items. These can be introduced based on customer suggestions – which store staff then diligently researches – or their own legwork. “We almost always have fun new tools added to every order so we can check out the quality and utility of new items,” says Kantargis.

Back to school sales run from August 25 to September 21 so you can stock up for lunch-making doodads and weeknight dinner hacks. Cute but practical travel food containers and mugs are 20% off and inspiring cookbooks are 15% off to get things started.

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SPSCC culinary arts program students can ask about discounts on everything they’ll need to get ready for classes. One stop shopping has never been easier! Photo courtesy: The Rolling Pin

Busy Families, SPSCC Culinary Students and Gift Givers Galore Enjoy One Stop Shopping at The Rolling Pin

Alas, the lazy days of summer don’t last and school is just around the corner. Once you’ve dusted off backpacks and picked up a few new portable lunch and snack transports, you’re good to go.

For students participating in one of the culinary programs at South Puget Sound Community College, Mercer brand items are 15% off at The Rolling Pin so you can one-stop-shop your classroom needs. This discount also runs from August 25 through September 21. “We worked with the SPSCC culinary program faculty to get the recommended supplies for classes,” says Kantargis. “Things like affordable, professional quality knives, knife storage, chef coats and pants, aprons, peelers, honing rods and other specialty tools.”

Foodie student, professional or just a cooking-show-superfan, have your knives professionally sharpened thanks to The Rolling Pin’s partnership with Maumasi Fire Arts. Monthly service runs approximately $2.50 per inch and you can find pertinent dates and availability online.

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Head to The Rolling Pin on Olympia’s West Side for some culinary inspiration and end-of-summer sales. Photo courtesy: The Rolling Pin

Locally-Crafted Goods and Services Celebrate Local Cuisine and Artisans in Olympia

It’s never too early to stock up for the holidays. Check out Smoke and Fire Forge utensils and pans, Kait Leamy’s hand-woven kitchen towels or plenty of locally made cutting boards and ceramic items. The Rolling Pin even has cooking tools for kids to spark a passion for healthy eating and hands-on learning. Staff are also happy to assemble themed gift baskets, just ask!

Online order turnaround is “almost immediate,” says Kantargis. “We start bagging up your order as soon as we receive it.” She recommends calling the store at 360.754.3955 or emailing hello@therollingpin.com with item-related questions or special requests.

Are you a locally-based crafter of kitchen goods? Introduce yourself by email with a few product details and photos and your goods could soon grace the store’s adorable, vintage-inspired shelves.

All the latest updates are available through The Rolling Pin’s website, blog, Facebook and store newsletter. The store is open daily from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. They’re located above The Park Side Café so pick up a tasty treat or order online to take home dinner for the whole family.

Then put on a little more sunscreen and enjoy the Pacific Northwest summer…and summer foods. Fresh berries, salmon, produce and hand-crafted baked goods can become memorable meals, thanks to The Rolling Pin’s helpful expertise.

The Rolling Pin
1909 Harrison Avenue NW, Suite B
360.754.3955

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