PrepWorks Perfect Burger Press Set – Press & Store Up to 6 Burgers, Non-Skid Base, Non-Stick Coating

These are the prefect thing to make burgers. The markings on the sides allows you to know how big your burger 🍔 is i.e. 1/4 pound. How the heck have I lived all my life without this? Small enough not to take up too much space during storage. Perfect solution to making all your burgers the same size and weight. Super easy to clean. Easy to use and burgers are made up in just a minute or two. Not a bad price. I would recommend it and buy it again if mine ever wears out

The whole thing is really easy to use and it does make some well rounded burgers. My only issue was in freezing. The container fit well into the corner, but when it came time to get a burger out..hell had frozen over.I tried pushing, pulling, wedging, running warm water on the sides..nothing..I could not pry a burger out if my life depended on it. I ended up having to put it in the fridge and thaw out overnight to get them out and I ended up putting them in baggies to go back into the freezer. I'm not sure what the solution to this is, but for me..baggies will be my burgers best friend from now on.

During the pandemic, we have taken to ordering the huge Costco ground beef packages, something like 6 pounds of meat! Burgers for one night, then tacos, then taco salad, then either spaghetti with meat sauce, chili or a meat loaf. Another option is to make burger patties and freeze them. I was a bit skeptical particular burger press of this when I ordered it, as several folks had indicated that they had broken either the plunger or the barrel during use. I suppose you could break it if you took no precautions at all, but with a bit of care, slightly precompressing the patties, it works just fine with, I think, little risk of breaking it (time will tell how it wears). Easily disassembled and cleaned. I removed one star because it only comes with a 1/4 pound measuring cup, we only want to make 1/3ish pound burgers, so it is of no use. I use a scale to measure out 5.3 lb aliquots, after the first two, I can just estimate to within 0.2 lbs with my hands. I have not tried the little cupped dividers, seems superfluous, but I will try them at some point to be sure. Instead I use the wax paper dividers, which work perfectly.

This burger press had a lot of really cool features. On paper, this would be an amazing tool. It makes multiple burgers in one press, it is relatively large, making burgers that are about 4 5/8 inch burgers. The plates are 4 1/2 inches with about 1/8 inch play. I tried to get it in the pictures.Here is why it only gets 3 stars from me. First, the scoop is not 1/4 lb. it is a good tool to easily make burgers that are the same size, but I only got 5 patties out of my pound and a half of beef. The lines on the side are worthless. It is very easy to make the patties uneven. The plates to not press evenly and one side of the burger comes out thicker than the other. The lids leak, so if you are using it for storage, put a plate below it or throw it in a ziplock. The press dimples the patties, which I could do without.Things I do like. The scoop makes the patties equal size. Storage is great, everything fits in the container and there are lids for both sides. It is quick and easy to blast out patties and I don’t waste patty paper because the dividers are reusable.If you want a good size burger press and don’t mind uneven patties with dimples, but this press. It is easy and quick to make patties and has some good features.I would probably buy this again, just because I don’t really see any that are better. I prefer really big patties that overflow the buns, so I would love to have a 6 inch press, but can’t find one out there. For the price, this is a good one to have until someone makes one that I like better.

I love this for making garlic, jalapeño, bacon, and cheese infused burgers! It's nice to be able to choose the burger thickness and the type of meat or non meat you want. It really helps to customize burgers for people that have food allergies, food sensitivities, and other food requirements. It's not bulky, everything fits in the container, it doesn't take much storage space, it's easy to use, and easy to clean. I buy multiple roasts to grind into burger so that I know the fat and flavor content. When I'm done I use the burger maker and freeze a bunch of them in different flavors. Now we just pull them out and put the on the smoker. It was truly worth the money.

These work great. Pre-made hamburger patties are costly these days and this is a great solution. I have used other brands of burger press tools that were more trouble than they were worth. With this model it allows you to press your burgers to a similar size as the ones pre-packed at meat markets. Rather than counting on the size lines marked on the side, I decided to use my food scale to weigh out balls of hamburger meet at 1/3 LB which seemed much easier. Cleanup isn’t too bad, just like any other dish that comes in contact with raw meat. The indent into the meet is a nice touch that I haven’t seen before and it did seem to help cool the meet more evenly quicker. Considering purchasing more of these to store in the freezers or fridge so I can have burgers ready to go when thawed.