Grill Friends Steakhouse Hamburger Press (3/4-lb.) by Elizabeth Karmel

Have had old Tupperware burger presses in the past and was looking for something similar.

My burger mixture (73/27 ground beef, salt, pepper) would not pack properly with this press. Burgers were loose and just feel apart once removed from the press. Removing from the press was not easy either after the 1st burger was pressed, even using a Canola Oil spray on the press prior to putting the meat in.

Overall was very disappointed and will shove this device into the back of cabinet until I can find some other use for it. In my humble opinion this was a very, very poor purchase for the money.

After I washed this product in the dishwasher for the first time, the protective red top would not fit any more.

I was expecting something more substantial than I got. Product is made of plastic.

my ground chuck sticks on the silicone and does not come out well. i discovered that if i slip a baggie over it it works great.

my husband uses it when we buy meat. he said it is not worth the money i paid for it, as he has seen other presses cheaper. but he does not know the quality of the others.

it is a nice looking unit, and other than the sticking works well.

use a baggie and you wont be sorry.

My wife is the