Can you make thin patties as well (like 1/4 inch) or is there something that would restrict how thin they could be made?
913999
Yes you can make thin patties also, you control how many ounces of meat you put in the mold
914000
I have made thinner patties by using a small rolling pin and very gently pressing down. I really like this item.
914001
Sure, just don't put as much hamburger meat in it. You would just have a thinner layer of "stuffing", which may limit what you stuff them with.
2043118
Of course you can make them as thin or thick as you want just by using more or less baking powder/baking soda mixtures. I have made them up to an inch at the thickest part. If you try to squeeze more batter in, it oozes out the sides and gets into the catch pan.
1174908
It really depends on how much meat you use. You'll find the right amount after making a couple of them. The patties end up being about 1/2" thick... pretty much ideal to freeze and save. It's a very simple device, easy to clean and handy to have.
982754
I can cook 4 regular size burger. A little tight though. I hope it helps you.
519456
It can make them very thin. It all depends on the size of the ball of dough you put in there and the pressure you place on the handle. There is a bit of a learning curve at first, but after a batch or two, I got it down.
262573
You can set it as thin as you want. The way it adjusts is by spinning the inside part of the press, so there are unlimited settings, and you can have the inner part press against the bottom, so you can go as thin as you want!
1810086
Diameter is 4.25". Problem is, it's really difficult to control the thickness of the burger with this device.
1517556
Yes, both are doable and be sure to watch the consistency of different recipe batters. Too thin or too thick do not work well.
866494
You can make the hamburgers any thickness you want. This set reminded me of a Tupperware set my Mom had years ago. I love it.
1467998
You adjust the thickness of the burger by adjusting the wing nut under the "Push" plunger as shown. This is sort of the stopper for the plunger. Also, you can adjust the thickness by the amount of ground meat you put in.Hope this helps !
1524889
Yes. Weigh the meat prior to placing it in the press. The diameter of the patty is fixed but the thickness will vary based on the volume of meat.
1659086
I don't know why not. This device is just to shape patties. I don't think it would matter what you are shaping. Word of advice: put wax paper on both top and bottom of whatever you are pressing.
496377
Measure out how much powder you will need and mix with 2:1 sugar water until it forms into a paste then, using wax paper, press into 1/2 to 1 inch patties . make sure they are not to thick, you want to allow room for the patties to fit between the top bars and the inner cover.
129983
Sorry, couldn't figure out how to expound on my 'yes' answer. I have used it to make tortillas and flatbreads, so if you are going for a thin crust pizza it should work...not sure how thick you could make it though. Hope that helps!
475483
Not sure about thinness, but the welder can handle 1/4 inch steel with no problem.
209980
The diameter of the patty is 4 1/2" You can make them any thickness you would like,From thin to about an inch and a half. At that point you press them out to make a bigger patty. I use mine all the time. Love it.
645309
Yes, to adjust the thickness is by turning the knob. You will need to run the noodles back through and make them thinner.