Make Dinner Ahead
Portion a batch when you have time. On burger night, take the patties you're cooking and leave the rest stacked in the container instead of starting the shaping process again.
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Get the Batch Ready Before the Grill Is Hot
The grill is heating up, guests are arriving, and you're still shaping patties one by one. With this manual press, you can shape a batch ahead of time and stack it in the clear storage canister. When it's time to cook, lift out the stack and separate the patties you need.
The top press helps give similarly portioned patties a consistent shape, and the separator discs keep the rounds apart so you can take one without pulling apart the whole stack.
One Stack, From Prep to Grill
Divide your burger mixture into roughly equal portions before pressing. Use ground beef, pork, chicken, turkey, or a veggie burger mixture that holds its shape.
Place a separator disc between portions as you build the stack. Use the handled top press to apply even pressure and shape multiple patties in one batch.
The clear, airtight canister keeps the stack together for fridge or freezer storage. You can see what's left without opening the lid.
Use the lifter stand to bring the patties out of the container. The non-stick separator discs help you lift individual rounds with less tugging and handling.
Make It Work for Your Menu
Portion a batch when you have time. On burger night, take the patties you're cooking and leave the rest stacked in the container instead of starting the shaping process again.
Finish shaping the burgers before guests arrive. Once the toppings and buns are on the table, the patties are already separated and ready to take out as you need them.
Choose Your Stack
Choose the layer count that matches how many patties you usually prepare together. The number refers to the layers in your selected setup.
Keep raw patties chilled until you're ready to cook.