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    craigrice
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    has anyone ever thought of making a breakfast sausage Pattie maker as a stuffer attachment like the burger maker?

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      Wouldn’t the burger patty maker work for sausage patties?

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        Wouldn’t the burger patty maker work for sausage patties?

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        knifemaker3 I prefer sausage patties to be the size of a biscuit

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          Ok. Gotcha

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            has anyone ever thought of making a breakfast sausage Pattie maker as a stuffer attachment like the burger maker?

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            craigrice I’ve been wishing for years that they would make the borger maker for a sausage stuffer. I have a # 32 electric grinder and want no parts of it for stuffing with it. My 20 lb. Electric stuffer is way better.

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              craigrice I’ve been wishing for years that they would make the borger maker for a sausage stuffer. I have a # 32 electric grinder and want no parts of it for stuffing with it. My 20 lb. Electric stuffer is way better.

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              rhjbarney Walton’s dose make a patty maker attachment for there stuffer I was looking for one that was the size of breakfast patties

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                rhjbarney Walton’s dose make a patty maker attachment for there stuffer I was looking for one that was the size of breakfast patties

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                craigrice rhjbarney I use the single adjustable patty maker to make them thin as well. I also bought a manual patty press machine, works awesome. I got the multi stack patty gizmo and I’m not a fan…could be operator error too… we freeze them on parchment paper then vacuum seal in bags of four, they lay nice and flat in the freezer that way.

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                  craigrice rhjbarney I use the single adjustable patty maker to make them thin as well. I also bought a manual patty press machine, works awesome. I got the multi stack patty gizmo and I’m not a fan…could be operator error too… we freeze them on parchment paper then vacuum seal in bags of four, they lay nice and flat in the freezer that way.

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                  Parksider I had the same thought about the burger press but I wanted a smaller diameter so I put a slider maker on this order

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