Pie Crust Tools

Whether you're a seasoned baker or just starting out, having the right tools can make all the difference when it comes to creating the perfect pie crust. From flaky and tender to beautifully crimped edges, our selection of pie crust tools has everything you need to achieve bakery-worthy results in your own kitchen. Explore a range of essential gadgets and utensils designed to simplify the process, enhance precision, and elevate your pie-making game. With these expertly crafted tools at your disposal, you'll be well-equipped to create delicious pies that will have everyone asking for seconds.

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  • Sur La Table Silicone Pie Dough Rolling Bag, 12"
    $27.95
    (8)

    Although I haven't made a pie yet since purchasing this, it appears durable and easy to use....Such a great addition to my pie crust tool bag!...I use mine every time I roll out a crust.

    Pros: easy to use, reduces mess, sanitary

  • Norpro Deluxe Pastry and Pizza Roller
    $17.95
    (11)

    Easily create perfectly smooth dough for pies, cookies, pizzas and more with this handy tool. The large roller is perfect for the initial rolling, while the smaller roller makes it easy to smooth uneven spots, push dough to the pan edges and ensure a...

    Pros: handy, versatile, space-saving

  • Sur La Table Stainless Steel Double Pastry Cutter
    $24.95
    (8)

    I love how it gives me two options for my pie crusts edges. This has got to be the smoothest pastry cutter I have ever had. ...It's so nice to have both edges in one tool. I'm enjoying it....My number one go to for pie making!

    Pros: handy, dual edge options, meets expectations

  • Sur La Table J.K. Adams Pastry Board
    $120
    (3)

    2 handsome woods = 1 amazing board.

    Easily roll out pie crusts, pasta, breads, cookies and more with this handy and attractive pastry board designed for home bakers. It’s made of two handsome woods—sturdy maple with a walnut lip that catches against...

    Pros: vendor responsive, sturdy, lip holds in place

  • Sur La Table Pie Crust Roller
    $27.95

    Create beautiful pies courtesy of this handy pie crust roller that can create four separate patterns on your pastries. To use, just click the right disc into the wheel hub and you can easily create patterns that look professional effortlessly.

  • Ateco Ultra Fluted Pastry Cutter
    $15
    (2)

    Cut dough and pastries like a pro. This pastry cutter has a fluted edge for a stylized cut perfect for pies and pastas. Made of high-impact plastic and stainless steel with an ergonomic, comfortable-grip handle.

    Pros: perfect for pasta, wonderful

  • Sur La Table Marble Pastry Board
    $99.95
    (9)

    A must-have for dedicated home bakers, this natural white marble board provides a stable, cool working surface for doughs, confectionary and more, and can be chilled prior to use to ensure incredible results.

    Pros: great size, ease of rolling pastries and doughs, aesthetic value

  • KitchenAid® Pastry Beater
    $39.95
    (5)

    Making pie dough has never been so easy. Mixed in the butter perfectly.

    Pros: ease of use, nice finish, functions well

  • Black Ceramic Pie Bird
    $11.95
    (5)

    For the best results every time you bake pies, we suggest incorporating one of these cute little helpers into your routine. Pie birds let steam escape from your pie without bursting the crust or spilling over. Simply place this oven safe ceramic bird...

    Pros: cuteness, venting capability, novelty

  • Sur La Table Olivewood Rolling Pin with Handles, 20"
    $64.95
    (1)

    Roll out doughs for pies, tarts, cookies and more with this rolling pin made from durable olivewood rolling pin. The handles on each side make this rolling pin easy to use while the olivewood design resists odor and stains.

  • Sur La Table Olivewood Dowel Rolling Pin, 19"
    $64.95

    Roll out doughs for pies, tarts, cookies and more with this rolling pin made from durable olivewood rolling pin. Olivewood resists odors and stains.

  • Le Creuset Heritage Pie Dish, 9"
    $55.95

    Perfect for sweet or savory pies, quiche and more, this beautiful Le Creuset Heritage Pie Dish provides gentle, even heating for excellent results every time. Making an evenly fluted crust is easy thanks to the dimpled edge, and the thick enamel resists...

    Pros: depth, quality, beautiful color

  • Le Creuset Heritage 2-Piece Fluted Pie Dish Set, 9"
    $79.96

    Create brilliantly baked pies, quiches, pot pies, casseroles and more with this set of beautiful Le Creuset Heritage Pie Dishes. Crafted from premium stoneware, the exceptionally even heat distribution produces uniform golden-brown flaky crusts and perfectly...

Pie Crust Tools

There’s something timeless and deeply satisfying about baking a homemade pie, especially as late spring brings an abundance of fresh berries and stone fruits. Whether you’re a seasoned baker or just starting to explore the world of pastry, having the right pie crust tools can make all the difference between a good pie and a truly memorable one. The process of working with pie dough—cutting in cold butter, rolling it out evenly, and shaping it with confidence—calls for tools designed to simplify each step and help you achieve professional results at home. From sturdy rolling pins that glide smoothly over chilled dough to pastry cutters that blend ingredients without warming them, each piece of pie baking equipment serves a purpose. The sur la table pastry cutter, for example, is crafted to cut butter into flour efficiently, helping you achieve that elusive flaky texture. Many bakers rely on reviews for sur la table stainless steel pastry blender and dough cutter sur la table to choose the right tool for their kitchen, knowing that a well-made blender can be the key to perfect pie crusts.

Pie making tools aren’t just for experienced bakers—they’re also a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to spend time in the kitchen. A set of pie baking tools can inspire creativity in a friend who’s learning the ropes, or delight a family member who’s been perfecting their grandmother’s apple pie recipe for years. These tools are also a wonderful way to bring generations together, inviting kids and adults alike to roll, crimp, and decorate dough side by side. As you gather around the kitchen counter, flour dusting your fingertips and the scent of fresh fruit filling the air, the right pie baking equipment helps everyone feel confident and capable. For those who enjoy exploring other pastry traditions, Sur La Table offers a wide range of specialized options—if you’re interested in expanding your repertoire, you might enjoy browsing our Crepe Making Tools for your next culinary adventure.

Choosing the best tools for your kitchen is a personal journey, shaped by your baking style and the kinds of pies you love to make. Some bakers prefer classic wooden rolling pins, while others opt for nonstick or marble versions that stay cool to the touch. Dough cutters, pastry blenders, and crimpers each play their part, whether you’re crafting an intricate lattice or simply aiming for a golden, even crust. As the seasons change and new fruits come into play, you’ll find that investing in quality pie making tools pays off with every flaky bite. The right equipment not only streamlines your process but also adds a touch of joy to the ritual of pie baking—making it easier to share homemade treats with friends, neighbors, or anyone who could use a slice of comfort.

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