I have a similar tupperware one. Works great.I have one that's made from hard plastic . Actually works pretty good . I use it more for breakfast patties than I do for burgers .
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I like the one Rays has . I remember seeing them at Cabelas . Has some heft to it .
I think we have a Tupperware one, too. Wife has packed away most of her Tupperware as valuable collectables.I have a similar tupperware one. Works great.
I think we have a Tupperware one, too. Wife has packed away most of her Tupperware as valuable collectables.
I have one too - mine is 5". But I prefer to cook my burgers fresh. I just drop the loose ground chuck into it and press very gently along the sides with my finger, then lift the ring so as not to compress the majority of the beef. I use a wide spatula to slide underneath. Then cook on an upside down grillgrate or a griddle on the charcoal Weber kettle. A little drizzle of a Dale's mixture will cause the burger remnants to adhere.For grill/smoked burgers I have a 4" SS simple ring 1 inch tall. Yep I can quickly and easily hand fill and mash to make them as thick as I want to get them uniform in cookie sheet pans. Looks like an open top cookie cutter. Something like that could be made of a slice of 4" PVC pipe cleaned up if needed. Yep, I usually just freeze balls for smash burgers on the griddle.
Where could I find one of these.
Now that I rediscovered the meat market I want to making burgers in bulk.
Anyone recommend a good press? The ones I've seen in the local stores look and feel cheap.
Now that I rediscovered the meat market I want to making burgers in bulk.
Anyone recommend a good press? The ones I've seen in the local stores look and feel cheap.
like most others I bought a couple of cheap plastic ones with paper on Amazon. all functioned as they should, but would not want to mass produce with them. Since I've become blackstone griddle indoctrinated. I just roll my own 2.5oz balls and make smash burgers.Now that I rediscovered the meat market I want to making burgers in bulk.
Anyone recommend a good press? The ones I've seen in the local stores look and feel cheap.
I was not aware of this. Why should we not use wax paper?Don't use wax paper to freeze your burgers
Regular wax paper breaks down in the freezer .Why should we not use wax paper?
Not aware of that.Regular wax paper breaks down in the freezer .
Buy the pre cut sheets made to go in between burger patties .Not aware of that.
Good thing I use parchment paper for frozen.
Is there a wax paper that can go in the freezer?
I appreciate that my friendBuy the pre cut sheets made to go in between burger patties .
I'm just saying from experience cutting wax paper into squares for this does not last in the freezer . It's a mess .