Wooden Beech Datta

• Made from beech wood
• Flattens dough
• Comfortable grip for user
• Cost-effective price

The wooden beech datta is a kitchen tool primarily used for preparing Indian flatbreads like roti, chapati, and paratha. It's essentially a rolling pin with a flat base, featuring a handle on one end. The datta is used to flatten the dough to a thin, round shape before cooking it on a tawa or griddle.

The beech wood material is a popular choice for dattas due to its durability, strength, and ability to withstand heat and moisture. It also provides a comfortable grip for the user. Do not soak the datta when cleaning it, as this can warp and ruin the wood. Instead, wipe it clean and ensure it is fully dry before using it again.

Take a look at the rest of our cookware, Indian cookware and Roti/Chapati Wire Grills.

Delivery

Free delivery on all orders over £60 (ex vat) and up to 30kg. Applies to UK mainland (UK Mainland excl. Highlands and Islands) and items held in stock only.

Orders under £60 are charged at £6.95 +VAT for delivery. All orders are dispatched with a Fast Courier Service. 

All deliveries are kerb side only by our courier partners.

Please be aware that orders may come in separate deliveries from different locations within the Cooksmill fulfilment centres.

For all queries regarding deliveries or order updates, please get in touch.

Returning items purchased online

If you purchase a stock item online that you want to return then you can send it back to us within 28 days of the sale and we will refund the value of the items that we receive back in resaleable condition.

Special orders and orders of appliances may incur restocking charges from the manufacturer. This can be up to 30%.

If there was a picking error and you received incorrect items we will arrange for a replacement.

If you receive any damaged items please email us immediately. We require images of the broken item and the packaging within 48 hours of the goods being signed for to process your claim.