Steak weight/burger press thingy.
Steak weight/burger press thingy.
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normalbloke

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8,397 posts

240 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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Anyone use one? Looking to buy one, of decent weight and preferably U.K. manufactured if possible. Any recommendations?

UTH

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199 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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normalbloke said:
Anyone use one? Looking to buy one, of decent weight and preferably U.K. manufactured if possible. Any recommendations?
Good idea going for a decently weighted one, I've got this and it's not exactly great:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Weber-6483-Burger-Press-S...

normalbloke

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Thursday 10th November 2022
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This sort of thing.

ambuletz

11,485 posts

202 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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For smash burgers I just use a heavy flat bottomed pot wraped in cling film. While waiting for your order I suppose you could always use a brick covered in foil.

driver67

1,071 posts

186 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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normalbloke said:
This sort of thing.
On amazon UK.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jim-Beam-701136-JB0158-Ba...

JKRolling

636 posts

123 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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ambuletz

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Thursday 10th November 2022
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I see this in all of Kenji's YT videos but dont know where to buy them. Very useful for cooking long/multiple pieces as you can interlock them, or just stack them. really good for bacon if you don't want it curling up in a pan.




UTH

11,332 posts

199 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...

normalbloke

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Thursday 10th November 2022
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UTH said:
I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...
Burger press seems to mean two things here, hence adding the extremely well penned description of steak weight thingy. I also want to be able to use it for getting bacon flat to the pan to speed up added crispiness.

JKRolling

636 posts

123 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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normalbloke said:
UTH said:
I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...
Burger press seems to mean two things here, hence adding the extremely well penned description of steak weight thingy. I also want to be able to use it for getting bacon flat to the pan to speed up added crispiness.
I’m pretty sure my post met your brief and it’s British made

UTH

11,332 posts

199 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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JKRolling said:
normalbloke said:
UTH said:
I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...
Burger press seems to mean two things here, hence adding the extremely well penned description of steak weight thingy. I also want to be able to use it for getting bacon flat to the pan to speed up added crispiness.
I’m pretty sure my post met your brief and it’s British made
Yeah looks spot on for the required job

normalbloke

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8,397 posts

240 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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JKRolling said:
normalbloke said:
UTH said:
I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...
Burger press seems to mean two things here, hence adding the extremely well penned description of steak weight thingy. I also want to be able to use it for getting bacon flat to the pan to speed up added crispiness.
I’m pretty sure my post met your brief and it’s British made
1/10.

JKRolling

636 posts

123 months

Thursday 10th November 2022
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normalbloke said:
JKRolling said:
normalbloke said:
UTH said:
I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...
Burger press seems to mean two things here, hence adding the extremely well penned description of steak weight thingy. I also want to be able to use it for getting bacon flat to the pan to speed up added crispiness.
I’m pretty sure my post met your brief and it’s British made
1/10.
Seems a bit ungrateful if that’s how you rate it! I thought it was pretty much what you asked for and illustrated in your post

normalbloke

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8,397 posts

240 months

Friday 11th November 2022
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JKRolling said:
normalbloke said:
JKRolling said:
normalbloke said:
UTH said:
I thought OP meant something more like this: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/hamburger-pr...
Burger press seems to mean two things here, hence adding the extremely well penned description of steak weight thingy. I also want to be able to use it for getting bacon flat to the pan to speed up added crispiness.
I’m pretty sure my post met your brief and it’s British made
1/10.
Seems a bit ungrateful if that’s how you rate it! I thought it was pretty much what you asked for and illustrated in your post
Apologies for the harsh rating, so I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt that you’re either trolling or cannot read! I described that I was looking for the steak weight type of burger press ( ie not for making burgers), something of a decent weight, and preferably U.K. made. You’ve managed to post a link to the incorrect type of press, something made of lightweight aluminium, and for sale in California priced in $.

eltawater

3,365 posts

200 months

Friday 11th November 2022
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normalbloke said:
Apologies for the harsh rating, so I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt that you’re either trolling or cannot read! I described that I was looking for the steak weight type of burger press ( ie not for making burgers), something of a decent weight, and preferably U.K. made. You’ve managed to post a link to the incorrect type of press, something made of lightweight aluminium, and for sale in California priced in $.
It was UTH who posted a link to the incorrect type.

JKRolling posted a link to this UK made Steel thingie which is what you asked for.

JKRolling said:
"Our burger presses are hand made in the UK using high quality mild steel and hand seasoned one at a time to ensure a beautiful patina finish on each and every product. All are stamped with the Axel Perkins brand. Keep it dry, season occasionally and it’ll last many lifetimes. "


normalbloke

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Friday 11th November 2022
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eltawater said:
normalbloke said:
Apologies for the harsh rating, so I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt that you’re either trolling or cannot read! I described that I was looking for the steak weight type of burger press ( ie not for making burgers), something of a decent weight, and preferably U.K. made. You’ve managed to post a link to the incorrect type of press, something made of lightweight aluminium, and for sale in California priced in $.
It was UTH who posted a link to the incorrect type.

JKRolling posted a link to this UK made Steel thingie which is what you asked for.

JKRolling said:
"Our burger presses are hand made in the UK using high quality mild steel and hand seasoned one at a time to ensure a beautiful patina finish on each and every product. All are stamped with the Axel Perkins brand. Keep it dry, season occasionally and it’ll last many lifetimes. "

Oh crikey, apologies to JK, it seems I got my knickers in a twist following the link in the quote!

UTH

11,332 posts

199 months

Friday 11th November 2022
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normalbloke said:
eltawater said:
normalbloke said:
Apologies for the harsh rating, so I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt that you’re either trolling or cannot read! I described that I was looking for the steak weight type of burger press ( ie not for making burgers), something of a decent weight, and preferably U.K. made. You’ve managed to post a link to the incorrect type of press, something made of lightweight aluminium, and for sale in California priced in $.
It was UTH who posted a link to the incorrect type.

JKRolling posted a link to this UK made Steel thingie which is what you asked for.

JKRolling said:
"Our burger presses are hand made in the UK using high quality mild steel and hand seasoned one at a time to ensure a beautiful patina finish on each and every product. All are stamped with the Axel Perkins brand. Keep it dry, season occasionally and it’ll last many lifetimes. "

Oh crikey, apologies to JK, it seems I got my knickers in a twist following the link in the quote!
I simply posted it as the 'sort of thing' I thought you were after.

Blimey, this thread has got tetchy.

Buy some mince, chuck it on the ground and stamp on it. That'll do you.