can they be used to shape burger patties?
908992
I suppose, but they'll be on th small side diameter-wise. They are a hair under 3.5 inches in diameter, so allowing for shrinkage when you cook the patties, they'll be "slider" sized when you're done.
908993
As long as you like your burgers 3.5 inches in diameter ... a bit small for my taste, but they might make good sliders.
908994
Hi,You most certainly can use the Ateco food ring mold set to shape burger patties.Thank you,Golda's Kitchen
908995
Hi, You most certainly can use the Ateco food ring mold set to shape burger patties. Thank you, Golda's Kitchen
1102412
No. The system has 4 pieces that let you do either a uniform flat patty to the thickness you want OR a pocket patty. Good directions come with it.
1072005
I guess, if you broil your burgers. I would never use this to make hamburgers, but that just be my personal preference.
1584298
You can do up to 3/4" x 4-1/4". That is, three quarters of an inch by four inches and one quarter. Weight? IDK. You can do thinner if you want.Side comment, I think I paid $5 for mine and once I received it it seemed a little bit a little too much. Its not a robust item, I can see it breaking after couple dozen patties or less... just FYI.
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.
914000
I have made thinner patties by using a small rolling pin and very gently pressing down. I really like this item.
1033055
Yes, you can make burgers and then freeze them. You would not freeze them in the press, as there is no way to seal them and might have an adverse affect over time on the plastic.. This question is actually not about the product but I thought I would answer you anyway.
1998056
Not likely since the width would be too narrow. If it is a loaf shaped cake you are adding filling to then it would work. But round cakes would not work. Hope that helps.
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.
1202661
The loaves come out rectangular. If you want a different shape you can shape it at one point during the cycle. The instructions tell you how to do this.
1385753
The black plastic ones work well. I've never seen them in stainless they would be difficult to cut to fit.
464355
They're rounded great for draining away fat. I make four large hamburgers on here when I can't grill outside. I love this pan.
95225
No, but I pre-cooked the items to stuff burgers with first, I don"t think they would turn out as well if I didn't. The burgers are fun to make as there are so many varieties to try.
361227
Yes -- but you will need some pliers. I wouldn't recommend reshaping them more than a few times as you will fatigue the metal "hinges" that link the sections together.
1185855
yes, I use them to hold my supersize hamburgers together. That is what I bought them for. They are long but do a good job. They are clean and really nice.
1462019
Look at the additional photos. I had put a photo with a tape measure showing the size - 4 1/2 inches across. The patties are thin, maybe 1/2 inch but that's what we prefer over the thick, hand-formed patties. This will always be one of my favorite kitchen gadgets!
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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.