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Jul 18, 2026 5:22 AM

Pit Boss 3-in-1 Burger Press

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Amazon has Pit Boss 3-in-1 Burger Press for $5.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Product Details:
  • 3-in-1 build burgers, sliders and stuffed patties. Removable bottom keeps patties in same shape.
  • Durable BPA free non stick plastic - the meat wont stick!
  • Makes perfectly shaped patties every time
  • Easy and fun to use - add some excitement to your burger
  • Dishwasher safe and easy storage

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  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $3.01 less (33.44% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $9.00 at the time of this posting.
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Amazon has Pit Boss 3-in-1 Burger Press for $5.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • 3-in-1 build burgers, sliders and stuffed patties. Removable bottom keeps patties in same shape.
  • Durable BPA free non stick plastic - the meat wont stick!
  • Makes perfectly shaped patties every time
  • Easy and fun to use - add some excitement to your burger
  • Dishwasher safe and easy storage

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $3.01 less (33.44% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $9.00 at the time of this posting.
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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ScarletMeal345
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I have one of these. Making stuffed burgers is the biggest game changer to my burger game. The pictures don't show the whole thing, as it splits apart more. There's a groove maker for the stuffing part if you twist off the "solid" bottom piece of the handle. The inside of the handle has a part for making sliders, it comes out as it would be impossible to use while in the handle.
We routinely try new stuffing combos as a family, we even have some charts based on what we like or didn't like.
The base is meant to be screwed down to some surface, as it has mounting holes. I don't use it like that because the bottom plate is removable and makes taking the burgers out easy. Oil it up before use for easy removal.
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CyanTank2785
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3D prints are not typically food safe for something like this on their own. Yes there are food grade filaments, but the grooves from the printing process create porous spots for bacteria. You would either need to wrap it in plastic wrap or parchment paper OR seal with food grade epoxy.
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HeathAU25
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Man, two comments about hating on a burger shaping tool. Let the people buy it if they want it.Personally I like just using two plates, but there is something about making the patty the same depth all the way across.
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Community Reviews

This 3 in 1 burger press is best for making uniform patties, stuffed burgers, and freezer stacks that can be separated with parchment or plastic for later use. The removable bottom plate makes patties easy to release, the whole unit comes apart for washing, and the base can be screwed down if desired. It also helps keep burger size and shape consistent, though the patties can run small and different beef blends shrink differently. Cleaning and cross contamination are the main tradeoffs, and the lid tabs can wear over time.

Common Questions (4)

  • It makes uniform patties, but the size can be on the small side, and the thickness is not as adjustable as some other presses. The base also has mounting holes if you want to screw it down to a surface.

    yakkyScarletMeal345idiggplants

  • It makes patties uniform enough to stack with parchment or purpose-made plastic and freeze for later use. That exact sizing matters because hand-pressed patties are harder to keep consistent when you want quick, ready-to-cook burgers.

    idiggplantsmark3mup

  • Yes, the whole press comes apart for washing, and the bottom plate is removable so burgers lift out easily. The lid pieces can wear over time, though, so the top may not stay together as firmly after heavy use.

    ScarletMeal345ra1nman

  • Yes, it has a stuffing groove when you twist off the solid bottom piece of the handle, and the handle also includes a slider-making part that comes out for use. It can also make stuffed burgers, which is the main feature that stands out for many uses.

    ScarletMeal345

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Jul 18, 2026 11:49 AM
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mr3puttJul 18, 2026 11:49 AM
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For $6, I'm in.
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I have one of these. Making stuffed burgers is the biggest game changer to my burger game. The pictures don't show the whole thing, as it splits apart more. There's a groove maker for the stuffing part if you twist off the "solid" bottom piece of the handle. The inside of the handle has a part for making sliders, it comes out as it would be impossible to use while in the handle.
We routinely try new stuffing combos as a family, we even have some charts based on what we like or didn't like.
The base is meant to be screwed down to some surface, as it has mounting holes. I don't use it like that because the bottom plate is removable and makes taking the burgers out easy. Oil it up before use for easy removal.
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ash78Jul 18, 2026 5:37 PM
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Quote from hellspice View quoted comment :
Imagine a world where something like this is needed to flattened ground meat. Almost like an extension of your...hands.
I made fun of these 30 years ago when my roommates had one. Wonderful, more cross-contamination and cleaning. Plus not every type of beef requires the same shape, some shrink a ton, others (leaner) stay flatter. I use parchment between patties if I'm making a ton. But manual lets you control the size and shape.

OTOH, a good heavy press for smashburgers is a great tool.
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hellspiceJul 18, 2026 6:35 PM
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Quote from ash78 View quoted comment :
I made fun of these 30 years ago when my roommates had one. Wonderful, more cross-contamination and cleaning. Plus not ever type of beef requires the same shape, some shrink a ton, others (leaner) stay flatter. I use parchment between patties if I'm making a ton.

OTOH, a good heavy press for smashburgers is a great tool.
I remember back when I was a kid when Tupperware was all the rage, my Mom bought a Tupperware version of this. She was excited to use it when it arrived, and the family had hamburgers made with it that night. To this day, some 40 years later, that burger press hasn't moved from the space it has occupied in her kitchen cabinet, probably since that night.

This is exactly what will become of this press, should anyone purchase this.

If you can't make burger patties with your hands, you probably need to rethink your role in the kitchen.
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HeathAU25Jul 18, 2026 6:47 PM
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Quote from hellspice View quoted comment :
I remember back when I was a kid when Tupperware was all the rage, my Mom bought a Tupperware version of this. She was excited to use it when it arrived, and the family had hamburgers made with it that night. To this day, some 40 years later, that burger press hasn't moved from the space it has occupied in her kitchen cabinet, probably since that night. This is exactly what will become of this press, should anyone purchase this. If you can't make burger patties with your hands, you probably need to rethink your role in the kitchen.
Man, two comments about hating on a burger shaping tool. Let the people buy it if they want it.Personally I like just using two plates, but there is something about making the patty the same depth all the way across.
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CyanTank2785Jul 18, 2026 7:43 PM
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Quote from Adelley View quoted comment :
Any 3d prints that does the same thing?
3D prints are not typically food safe for something like this on their own. Yes there are food grade filaments, but the grooves from the printing process create porous spots for bacteria. You would either need to wrap it in plastic wrap or parchment paper OR seal with food grade epoxy.
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This one is $4.83 & Stainless Steel:

https://a.co/d/022rhdlZ
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batotmanJul 18, 2026 8:31 PM
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Quote from hellspice View quoted comment :

I remember back when I was a kid when Tupperware was all the rage, my Mom bought a Tupperware version of this. She was excited to use it when it arrived, and the family had hamburgers made with it that night. To this day, some 40 years later, that burger press hasn't moved from the space it has occupied in her kitchen cabinet, probably since that night.

This is exactly what will become of this press, should anyone purchase this.

If you can't make burger patties with your hands, you probably need to rethink your role in the kitchen.
I've had a burger thing for years. Make them uniform in shape. But yeah use your hands if you're too insecure to use tools.
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ghostwriter66Jul 18, 2026 9:31 PM
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Quote from hellspice View quoted comment :
I remember back when I was a kid when Tupperware was all the rage, my Mom bought a Tupperware version of this. She was excited to use it when it arrived, and the family had hamburgers made with it that night. To this day, some 40 years later, that burger press hasn't moved from the space it has occupied in her kitchen cabinet, probably since that night.

This is exactly what will become of this press, should anyone purchase this.

If you can't make burger patties with your hands, you probably need to rethink your role in the kitchen.
OMG i literally have the same memory .... my mom got it while at a Tupperware party when i was in the 6th grade (how the heck i remember that i have no idea) ... dad used it once .... then it stayed on the top right upper cabinet space for the next few decades .... i bet if i go look today its still there .... but apparently dads way of taking 2 plates, putting the meat in the middle and then pressing down to make patties was faster and easier ... go figure ...
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yakkyJul 18, 2026 10:11 PM
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I have one of these, it makes really small burgers IMO. Otherwise it's fine. I moved onto this one:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07D5KMF25
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Poundahoe_IndianJul 19, 2026 3:27 AM
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you can get these for like $2 on aliexpress every day
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Quote from hellspice View quoted comment :

I remember back when I was a kid when Tupperware was all the rage, my Mom bought a Tupperware version of this. She was excited to use it when it arrived, and the family had hamburgers made with it that night. To this day, some 40 years later, that burger press hasn't moved from the space it has occupied in her kitchen cabinet, probably since that night.

This is exactly what will become of this press, should anyone purchase this.

If you can't make burger patties with your hands, you probably need to rethink your role in the kitchen.
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