Roller

 

Today I am grateful for and appreciate the significance of roller. The roller is found in every household around the globe in a variety of capacities. The roller is most of the time made with wood. Today I recognize and comprehend its importance for a variety of reasons, such as:

• The primary function of the roller is to roll/flat/glid/level/smooth/turn the dough in a particular contour and size. The roller is used by hands and sometimes with the feet 

• The roller appears in a variety of measurements, dimensions, shades, materials and textures. You may find a roller in the form of  plastic, metal and wooden 

• In the Asian culture, a roller is used to make bread, roti, chapati, paratha, pita bread, nan, shermal, taftan, roghni nan, tandoori roti and wrap

• In most of the regions, the roller is used to play with the dough. Children have their own roller to roll the playdough and their creativity translate via this medium or roller and play dough

• Roller has a variety of other applications such as it is the symbol of violence in the abusive relationship between partners, children use to play whenever their mothers are not in the kitchen and sometimes it is used as a paperweight

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