Hamburger Press Patty Maker, 12-Piece Non Stick 8-Layer Plastic Disc Hamburger Patty Press Set, Burger Patties Presser for Stuffed BBQ Slider, Burger, Kitchen Tool for BBQ Grill by Mr. Bar-B-Q #40231Y

Fantastic design! Very practical because you can lift the patties out of the container easily. The press can be filled and frozen, so it's great to take along on camping trips with in our trailer!

I've used this item three times, so my review might be limited.Alright, so first off, the patty dividers work really well, most of the other burger presses are only good for one burger at a time, so you end up with a hot mess after the 3 or 4 burger with all the meat sticking to your hands and under your nails... blah... However in with this product, you can make several patties at once. The little grove helps them from sticking together works well even when frozen.The press is also very easy to clean.The press also spreads the burgers out evenly as well, I preseason them and then press. I'd assume this works just as well with ground turkey, lamb, and definitely bison... I plan to try to make some chicken patties with finely diced chicken pieces with a few other ingredients - finely minced onions, garlic, peppers, a little egg white (to help maintain the patty shape), seasoning salt, pepper, let them marinate for 4 hours in the fridge, freeze them, then cook them.... Could try it with a Cajun style marinate as well, now I'm hungry :)All in all its a great product that I'd definitely recommend to anyone who likes to prep their own food. Only CON I have is that my wife complains that I have too many kitchen gadgets, and this Press doesn't work on her, maybe I should try a meat tenderizer on her. :P

This burger press is pretty good. It could be better though. Would love to have lines on the sides for 1/3 or 1/2 lb burgers. I ended up with multiple size patties trying to eyeball it. Also the description says dishwasher safe, however the package says hand wash... which is it?

I decided I needed a patty maker about a year ago, so I picked up the first one I saw at a box store. It was a single patty version. It was crap. I gave it to goodwill and don't even remember what brand it was.So I got another one from the grilling section of another box store. It was about $20 and claimed to be able to make three different sizes of patty. It, too, only made one at a time. It, too was junk. It, too wound up at goodwill.Determined, I got online to research myself up the best patty maker in existence. And I found it! A big ol' complicated contraption that cost me over $30 after tax and shipping. Made by the Weber grill people, no less! This one had to work.It did not. It was big and complicated... but it only made one patty at a time... and it was a pain in the ass to use... and it was annoying that I paid that much for plastic. It is in the box of stuff that will go to goodwill soon. One evening I was watching a cooking show on YouTube. The guy was explaining how to make many patties quickly in advance of a big BBQ. He brought out something like this that he bought from an infomercial "in the 70s". He as still using it!And then I remembered my own mother using one of these when I was five or six, in the late 70s.Do you know that in all prior searches, twice at a store and once on the internet, I had never seen one of these? Apparently stores don't carry anything like this anymore. And, apparently, the internet is so overrun with useless plastic crap that you will not find what you are looking for unless you know exactly what to call it. Because I did not see this in the first three pages of the Google search that led me to failure number three above, but when I actually knew the name of the thing it came right up on amazon.It's cheap and it works. It could be improved... easily, actually. A simple design change could make it far easier to remove than patties, for instance. But it's cheap and it works.For those wondering: the patties are about 5" in diameter, you make them any size you want, and it will make over two pounds of them per load.

Update 9-12-2024: I wanted to give an update, Seth from Fryoil Saver Saver Company reached out to me about my refund. I explained to him I already received a refund from Amazon, but he offered to get me a different press, even if it wasn't theirs. I found one, sent him the info and he had it sent to me free of charge within 48 ours, and it wasn't one of the ones they sell. THAT IS A 10 STAR CUSTOMER SERVICE. I haven't been treated that well for something I bought in 20 years! Thank you Seth and your team. I want to state for the record, this press may work for other, having arthritus, it is hard for me to evenly press down to make the even patties, the storage feature for the patties is pretty cool, and the product is well made, it just wasn't right for me. Again thank you Seth for your follow up and great customer service.I bought this because I like to make my own patties, and having arthritis, it is getting harder to make a large amount of patties for our cookouts. I did a lot of research and settled on this. I started with 10 pounds of ground beef, added my seasonings, mixed it and broke it down to 5 ounce balls to put in the press. Although it does make patties, the issue I had was, when pressing down, unless you are pressing the exactly, the plastic handle, shifts and you are left with patties that are thicker on one half and thinner on the other half. No matter how much I tried to adjust the pressure it still came out the same. I did like that you could make 6-8 patties at a time, but found out after using that there was no consistently. I ended up sending mine back. It does what it says, but just not well. I guess the search will continue.

We use this to make consistently sized burgers. We also use it to premade burgers to take camping, the container can be placed in an ice chest or freezer if you have a camper. Then just take them out and throw them on the grill, frozen or thawed. No making burgers at the campsite, just cooking and eating.

This product was so easy to work with. It created perfect round patties. I would recommend buying it.

Used to make 190 Moose/pork burgers the first day it came. Found the meat was starting to stick to plates, so after each batch of 20 I would wash up the whole system and do the next batch. Used a 1/2 cup dry measure to get 8 burgers at a time. Mixed 75 % moose to 25% Pork. 6 lb batch of meat with spices mixed in resulted in the 20 burgers. Bought the papers for outside and in between the patties and vacuum packed in packages of 4.

Practical gadget though I have only used it once since I only got it last week. It's not the sturdiest design, i.e. the materials aren't likely to be as durable as Tupperware or Rubbermaid, but it works well and I'm happy with it so far.

I love this product. Great design allows for different patty thicknesses. Discs for separating patties helps split them after freezing. Lift out allows you to easily remove from container. Fast patty making. Easy to use. Easy to clean.

I like that you can make the patties and take it with you to camping etc..