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BBQ Hamburger Press

by Sagaform

Our Price Quantity	: :	$19.95

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Product Description:

Impress your friends and family with your homemade, gourmet burgers using this stylish hamburger press. Made with a melamine base and aluminum body, this durable press will last you many a grilling. Features a hold friendly grip.

Item# 659745

Product Characteristics:

Cleaning & Care

Clean with damp cloth

Dimensions

4.75x3.50-in.

Material

Aluminium/Melamine

Origin

China

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Rated 6 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 3 out of 6 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 100% of Reviewers Value: 83% rated it a good value

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haven't gotten to use product

Would purchase again

by Michael (HANOVERTON, OH) 1 review(s)

7/21/2010

Been in Wisconsin waiting heart and kidney transplant and press is at home in Ohio. Can't wait to try it out

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easy patties

Would purchase again

by Michelle (Port Chester, NY) 1 review(s)

3/14/2010

The hamburger press is quick and easy to use. I am not sure it is worth as much as they charge.

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Hamberger Helper

Would purchase again

by F (JAMAICA, NY) 2 review(s)

8/13/2008

Using this press, certain maintains a products that is not only the same size, but also helps to maintain the cooking time. This is my first time using this press and not the last.

30 of 35 people found this review helpful

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

We like using ground sirloin for hamburgers because it is lower in fat than chuck, and also because of its steakier taste. However, if you prefer a more classic-tasting burger, use a blend of the two. A quick guide for how to tell your burger is done: insert a thermometer sideways into the center of the burger; when it reads 145 degrees F it's medium rare, 160 degrees F it's medium, and 170 degrees F it's well done.