what is the diameter of the burger right out of the press, Can You measure it for meThanks
1260857
The diameter is 4 and 6/10 inches. So it is a little over 4 and one half inches. If you make a dimple in the middle it doesn't shrink. I like a thicker burger, so I don't use the dimple maker that comes with the press. I can easily make half pound burgers with this press and then make a dimple in the middle and grill it! I use it all the time and it should last many years. Very well made!
1260858
4.5 inches. great product lightly oil the inside of the press to make removal of the burger from the press easy
203711
I'm not familiar with the more exotic units of measure like hotdog-length. But it looks like the "vertical height" between the bottom of the lid (closed tight) and the bottom of the container is a little over 5.1 inches (about 13 cm). Note, as well, that the inside of the container is almost 3 inch wide. I hope that helps.
1248913
They seem to be the diameter of the average size bun. I would say 4 to 4.25 in. I have been using 5 to 5.5 oz of meat to make a patty, which creates a good balance between meat, bun and condiments. The dimple feature results in nice flat cooked patties. Almost exclusively I cook these on an outdoor grill.
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.
282925
you can cook about 8 regular good size burgers maybe more depending like I said the size. it really is worth it!
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.
1911782
4.5''. it's pretty good size, fits regular buns perfectly, and hangs over on small buns which I like. Use wax paper or plastic wrap at bottom and top of patties so they don't stick to the press and you can lift them out easily.
1134070
At the center its 12 inches wide by 6 inches deep. This is the measurement of the cooking surface. As for the burgers. Depends on how big you make them.Also, still working great. No issues to report.
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.
1911783
I just added a photo to show measurement. This makes large patties for the large buns. I make my patties from the organic ground beef from Costco and each package is 1.34 lb. which makes exactly 4 patties.
1524891
Yes you can weigh your meat and then raise the pressing plate. You'll find the measurements on the stem.
902473
The burgers are 3-3/4 inches wide and as thick as you want 'em. Pressing down a thick burger with a spatula will make them wider at the start of cooking.
1616177
My husband likes to make his own patties, and they are quarter pounder size or larger. It will fit 4 good size burgers, or about 6 average size burgers.
209979
4 1/2 inches and it is very well made. Makes a great burger and does not require much practice to make great burgers.. I enjoy making my burgers.. Buy one and enjoy.
1196946
It depends on whether you use the press ring or not... I have pressed my hamburg patties 4.5" with the ring and 4.75" with out the ring. The size is not the most important feature of this press... it is the wonderful confirmority of the hamburgers and the ease of use of the product. As far as I am concerned anyone who makes hamburgers, this a a MUST HAVE product!! Thank you Tupperware!!!
763169
no its really small and hamburger shrinks to much.the mold is a rubber mold more for cold stuff
2113599
The inside where the patty is pressed is about 4 1/2 inches in diameter. We love this product. I buy hamburger in bulk and then we make 4 oz patties and freeze them in freezer bags with 4 patties to a bag. Make sure you buy Dave's patty paper along with it. It is worth the extra money so you don't have to cut wax paper. Plus it is a little bit thinner paper so it works better.