Patty Maker
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dlmason88 For a slider, I think about 3". It would be much thinner than a standard burger, like about 3/8". Very popular with the younger generation, they think it’s cute (give me a more substantial burger). Given the environment we presently face, as a caterer, lot more outdoor events with simpler menus. In this part of Texas, run of the mill BBQ is just getting old news and people are looking for something different. Just trying to stay ahead of the curve.
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Chef I highly recommend poly tubing for bulk patty needs. Stuff, freeze, slice. I haven’t tried full sized patties but breakfast or slider size were easily handled by our Hobart slicer. We normally use the band saw for full sized burger patties.
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Chef I highly recommend poly tubing for bulk patty needs. Stuff, freeze, slice. I haven’t tried full sized patties but breakfast or slider size were easily handled by our Hobart slicer. We normally use the band saw for full sized burger patties.
Joe Hell I’ve tried my slicer, a very old American, but while it serves me well for everything else, doesn’t do the poly bags well. I wish I had a band saw, but that is one piece of equipment I don’t own. I may just machine a slider patty press. Nothing on the market unless you spend about $1000. I just can’t justify that for what I do.
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I haven’t had my hands on this unit, but I have been wondering along the same lines as you. A 1/3lb burger is kinda big even for my folks at home. I wish I had a unit to play with. I have a friend who works in CNC and 3d printing. We would definitely be able to machine something out of aluminum or stainless if not 3d print a smaller slider. I know my friend has been playing with injection molding as of late, but making a die would be the hard part of that.
When the new units arrive let me know. If you have specifics on the materials I can probably get my friend to go ahead and look at it and start working on ideas. He is wanting to raise all his own meat so getting into things like this will cut down on his processing time. Win Win.
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dlmason88 Yes! They are here, hold off on ordering till later today though! Until later today you can only access it through this link https://www.waltonsinc.com/waltons-quick-patty-maker or by navigating to it through https://www.waltonsinc.com/equipment/patty-makers But again, wait a bit
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Thats awesome. I have it in my cart.
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The Colosimo’s meat press that Walton’s did offer has different size dies for the press. Dies for patties and sausage links without using casings. I bought one from Colosimo’s in Utah for about 400.00 and works wonderful. It fits my both my grinder and stuffer with many dies available. I highly recommend the sausage patty die and there’s one to make sliders. You can see their video on Colosimo’s website. .
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Nord So, the difference between the Quick Patty Maker is the difference between a Moped and a Ducatti! If the price is not an issue and you can do it absolutely go with Colosimo but for the average home guy the quick patty maker is a better value.
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dlmason88 Yes! They are here, hold off on ordering till later today though! Until later today you can only access it through this link https://www.waltonsinc.com/waltons-quick-patty-maker or by navigating to it through https://www.waltonsinc.com/equipment/patty-makers But again, wait a bit
Oh I like this.
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I wasn’t saying anything about the price differences but having catered for over 35 years I know how long it would take to do 600 Hamburg patties with the patty maker. At that many burgers it must be for a party so labor cost should be a factor. I did 25#s of breakfast patties last night in about an hour. Boning pork shoulders,grind, mix, form patties, in freezer and cleanup.
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Smoking 100#s snack sticks today to take elk & mule deer hunting this week in Colorado. Willies and Apple blue cheese seasonings. The Apple is great as I’ve used it before and thought I would try Willies by your recommendation.
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Best of luck elk hunting in Colorado. I go out every year and always harvest. Of course I live here and know many spots. Good luck man. -
I wasn’t saying anything about the price differences but having catered for over 35 years I know how long it would take to do 600 Hamburg patties with the patty maker. At that many burgers it must be for a party so labor cost should be a factor. I did 25#s of breakfast patties last night in about an hour. Boning pork shoulders,grind, mix, form patties, in freezer and cleanup.
Nord Absolutely right. Big difference when doing commercially. I’ve found that I’m better off getting good equipment rather than pay additional labor. Good equipment is much more reliable then some people.
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Nord
Best of luck elk hunting in Colorado. I go out every year and always harvest. Of course I live here and know many spots. Good luck man.lkrfletcher …I hunt 30 miles north of DeBeque for the last 20 years.
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Nord Absolutely right. Big difference when doing commercially. I’ve found that I’m better off getting good equipment rather than pay additional labor. Good equipment is much more reliable then some people.
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Chef …You normally only buy one good piece of equipment and use it forever or buy 10 pieces of lesser quality and put up with the aggravation and extra labor.
Nord Truer words have not been spoken.
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