Burger Press

[novice]

What is everyone using? Looking for a reasonably priced unit for occasional use.

Novice

 

[badger 260]

have a look on weschenfelder web site ,I have the 5"one and its great

 

[75]

I've just got a cheap plastic one - might be an Andrew James one. I also use the wax paper dividers - pretty essential I'd say. I've made loads without a press but do prefer the way they hold together a bit better when pressed.

 

[JohnT]

A cheap and cheerful plastic version, under a fiver from Wilko, it has given reliable service for four years. Good value IMO.

 

[aris]

Hands

 

[nun_hunter]

Cheap plastic one from ebay, came with wax paper discs too (essential as the mince sticks like s%$t on a blanket otherwise) all for under £3 delivered. It's lasted a couple of years and about 200 burgers and still going strong.

 

[The Singing Stalker]

Cheap plastic one from ebay, came with wax paper discs too (essential as the mince sticks like s%$t on a blanket otherwise) all for under £3 delivered. It's lasted a couple of years and about 200 burgers and still going strong.

Same as.

 

[novice]

Weston Burger Press - Best Burger Presses in the UK!

Gone for this on the basis that it seemed decent value, but most importantly I'd be able to fully redneck it up by embossing the realtree logo onto the burgers. Yee ha

Novice

 

[Greymaster]

Weston Burger Press - Best Burger Presses in the UK!

Gone for this on the basis that it seemed decent value, but most importantly I'd be able to fully redneck it up by embossing the realtree logo onto the burgers. Yee ha

Novice

I have the same from a gamefair stall a while back.