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Stainless Steel Burger Patty Press

Stainless Steel Burger Patty Press

 4.6 (+19,239 Reviews)
Regular price $9.99
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    5 blades = herbs done in 2 seconds. no cutting board, no mess, just snip right into the pan. use them for cilantro and green onions all the time. totally worth the price

    Debby
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    didn't know i needed these until i had them. now i use them almost daily for herbs and garnishes. way faster than chopping and no board to wash. cleaning comb is handy too

    Ann
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    Snip herbs straight into the pan, no chopping needed. the 5 blades make quick work of cilantro, chives, whatever. game changer for lazy cooking and less cleanup

    Jess

    A two-piece stainless steel burger press: an open ring mold and a press with a long T-handle. Set the ring on parchment or a board, add ground meat, push down with the press and lift the ring off. Every patty comes out the same 3.3 in round with an even thickness, so a whole batch cooks evenly. The ring is 3.35 in wide and 1.2 in tall; the steel T-bar is 4.6 in long for a firm, comfortable push. It shapes sausage patties, rice cakes, hash browns and small flatbreads too.

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    Even Round Patties, Every Time.

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    Same Size Every Time

    The 3.35 in ring shapes every patty to the same neat round, so the whole batch cooks evenly.

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    Long T-Handle

    A 4.6 in steel T-bar gives you a firm, comfortable grip to press the meat down evenly.

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    All Stainless Steel

    A sturdy stainless steel ring and press with no plastic parts, so it rinses clean in seconds after every burger night.

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    Not Just Burgers

    Sausage patties, rice cakes, hash browns and small flatbreads come out round and even too.

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