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11.5-in. Hamburger Press by Charcoal Companion
Make the perfect hamburger everytime. This double hamburger press will form two perfect 4.5-in round half-pound burgers without any hassles. The rings pressed into the patties helps the cooking pro...; See complete description »
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Make the perfect hamburger everytime. This double hamburger press will form two perfect 4.5-in round half-pound burgers without any hassles. The rings pressed into the patties helps the cooking process and lets the fat drain more easily without drying out your patties.
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Recommended By 85% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 78% of Reviewers
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by Suzette, MI
April 4, 2013
rather using all lean or cheaper beef-problems releasing meat
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by paul, TX
September 1, 2012
As with other reviews, removing the pattie after pressing requires some finger work to pull it out (the patties stick to the press). It does, however, create some very uniform and visually attractive patties.
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by Geoffrey, CA
May 24, 2012
First ime I used it made some really great burgers for the grill.Looking forward to using it often
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by Sandra, OH
December 31, 2011
I used it once so far. I may not had enought hamburger in it I don't know, My hamburger fell apart. It may take a few times to get it right. It did seem to cook even.
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by Candice, MD
December 19, 2011
I like the circular ridges because you can press spices in there. Edges of burger come out a little raggedy, but can be smoothed out when you remove it from the press. I used spray can oil before putting the meat in. It's easier to get out, but you have to spray every time you put in new meat.
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