what is the diameter of the burger right out of the press, Can You measure it for me Thanks
1260858
4.5 inches. great product lightly oil the inside of the press to make removal of the burger from the press easy
1892753
About 2 inches or more for the large skillet. I just browned hamburger in mine and was able to do 3-4 lbs. at a time and it didn't come over the top due to the curved sides. I am very happy with it for that and everything thing else I have used it for. Highly recommend.
1584300
It depends on how much meat you put in. The most this will handle is 1/2 lb of meat which makes about 3/4 of an inch. If you only put 1/4 lb of meat, they're thinner. I measure out what I want in weight and then put the ball on wax paper and press it with this press. It comes out perfect every time. If I don't feel like measuring, I just trim the excess away from the press. It comes apart and is easy to clean, unlike the expensive metal one I have. The trick is to take the handle cap off, just by pulling. Then there are 3 parts, which I just rub a little dawn dishwashing liquid on, rinse, drop in the dish drainer, and I'm done. I use this about 3 times a week. Sometimes I'll make 10 burgers, separate with a sheet of wax paper, put in my vacuum sealer and freeze a stack. But it's so easy, I generally make them to order. Mix in some teriyaki marinade or lemon pepper and you're doing even better! Hope that helps. Bleach
849675
about 4 and 3/4 inches diameter i also use wax paper to keep the burger from sticking in the mold and it makes great even burgers in my opinion and i would recommend it. hope this helps. have a great day.
860326
half pound you use one third cup for one burger and half cup for another i made 4 burgers from 2 pounds of meat. hope this helps
926838
Hi Mary, I Would look at the other answers for the diameter. I was pleased with the size of the bundts that came out. It's been a while but they seemed to be a little bigger than a cup cake. I Sprayed them well with Pam and floured them and got a perfect result. I think you will enjoy this pan. I hope this helped. If not please let me know.
1810086
Diameter is 4.25". Problem is, it's really difficult to control the thickness of the burger with this device.
1287183
There is much more room than an inch. The top is like a real grill lid. It covers the meat or food being grilled but doesn't come close to touching it. It's not a press at all.
1218136
Diameter is 4-1/4 ins. Ita also has guage marks on it to indicate the weight of the berger. ie 1/4 pounder , 1/3 pounder etc. Enjoy !
2039828
It is hard to measure exactly but I would guess it to be under 2 inches. I grill steaks, hamburgers, chicken with no problem. I normally don't use the lid when I grill. One thing I would suggest is add a little water to the catch pan under the grill. It helps eliminate the smoke and makes clean up that much easier. I like the grill better then any others I've had.
930963
I'm not sure. I got rid of it quite a while ago. I didn't like it. I bought a very good one. It's got a handle on it to press the burgers. I don't remember the name but I'm sure you can find it. You can made the thickness as you like and the diameter is perfect.
821676
I measured mine and it's the diameter of the pan itself. The flat cooking surface is smaller.
1534811
I did not measure it but a hot dog bun sticks out the top just a bit when it is a bit on the side. I like it since it can handle a thicker bagel.
1910186
Approximately 1/2 inch. It was perfect for oopsie rolls used as hamburger roll.
2206426
Approx. 1/4" . We cook bacon on it, but you will have to pour off grease before it is cooked, maybe a couple of times depending the fat on the bacon.
554436
any burger shrinks a certain amount depending on the fat content. when pressed the patty is a little larger than the size for a bun. if the patty sticks when pressed just slide a butter knife under it and it comes right out. I LOVE MY PRESS!!
20061
With the press and ring you can make the burgers as thick or thin as you want. The storage units are good for up to a half inch.