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Blackstone Stainless Steel Grill Burger Press

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Target has Blackstone Stainless Steel Grill Burger Press (5349) on sale for $10.79.. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free with a Target Circle Card or on orders of $35 or more.

Target also has Blackstone Medium Cast Iron Grill Griddle Press on sale for $13.49. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free with a Target Circle Card or on orders of $35 or more.

Thanks to community members theandrewgordon and steppedinit for finding this deal.

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Target has Blackstone Stainless Steel Grill Burger Press (5349) on sale for $10.79.. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free with a Target Circle Card or on orders of $35 or more.

Target also has Blackstone Medium Cast Iron Grill Griddle Press on sale for $13.49. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free with a Target Circle Card or on orders of $35 or more.

Thanks to community members theandrewgordon and steppedinit for finding this deal.

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Written by oceanlake | Staff
  • Sign-up for Target Circle Card to save an additional 5%, receive free shipping on most items, and attain an extended return period.
  • This price matches a previous Frontpage Deal.

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Model: Blackstone Smash & Sear Press – Smash Burger Tool for Griddle, Grill, Hamburger, Meat, Panini, Bacon, Sandwich, Steak – Metal Stainless Steel Food Press & Patty Maker – Meat & Veggie Burger Smasher

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Try using parchment paper, should help with the sticking problem.
The cast iron is great…but not for smash burgers. I have both and it just doesn't work because of the size and ridges. Trust me, just did 2 dozen burgers yesterday with the blackstone one and it was a dream. Now if you're using it for steaks or paninis or any number of large/thick items it's really great.

Also, for the person who had trouble with burgers sticking, as was mentioned, just cut a small square of parchment paper and place that down before pressing. Just lift it off and reuse for all of them, it's absolutely perfect.

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I've kind of wanted to buy something to do smash burgers for a while. Seems like a good deal
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Quote from steppedinit :
Cast iron one on sale too https://www.target.com/p/blacksto...nk=sametab

I like the idea of cast iron, it can be left on the flat top to heat up. Cast iron absorbs a lot of heat to cook from top down too....
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I just got this and used it last night. On its own, the first burger just kind of stuck to it and disintegrated. However when I used my spatula first and pressed on it with this, everything came out great, and it was very ergonomic and repeatable. So, while I'll be using it differently than advertised, I'm definitely happy with the purchase.
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Quote from Hurricane_Kicks :
I just got this and used it last night. On its own, the first burger just kind of stuck to it and disintegrated. However when I used my spatula first and pressed on it with this, everything came out great, and it was very ergonomic and repeatable. So, while I'll be using it differently than advertised, I'm definitely happy with the purchase.

Try using parchment paper, should help with the sticking problem.
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Quote from CalmKnob568 :
I like the idea of cast iron, it can be left on the flat top to heat up. Cast iron absorbs a lot of heat to cook from top down too....

The cast iron is great…but not for smash burgers. I have both and it just doesn't work because of the size and ridges. Trust me, just did 2 dozen burgers yesterday with the blackstone one and it was a dream. Now if you're using it for steaks or paninis or any number of large/thick items it's really great.

Also, for the person who had trouble with burgers sticking, as was mentioned, just cut a small square of parchment paper and place that down before pressing. Just lift it off and reuse for all of them, it's absolutely perfect.
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Smashed burgers have been around for at least 10-15 years....why the recent smash burger craze at all these places?
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ive been smashing burgers on my blackstone with the long spatula placed under a dented monster can as weight for 3 years...time to upgrade.
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Quote from vjimmy :
Smashed burgers have been around for at least 10-15 years....why the recent smash burger craze at all these places?

Why are any food trends popular? People just want to hype something up.
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The back of a spatula is cheaper
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Quote from vjimmy :
Smashed burgers have been around for at least 10-15 years....why the recent smash burger craze at all these places?
More people are purchasing griddle for home use.
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Don't press your burgers!
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Quote from CharleyW :
Don't press your burgers!

Then how would you make a smash burger 🤔🫡
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Quote from Hurricane_Kicks :
I just got this and used it last night. On its own, the first burger just kind of stuck to it and disintegrated. However when I used my spatula first and pressed on it with this, everything came out great, and it was very ergonomic and repeatable. So, while I'll be using it differently than advertised, I'm definitely happy with the purchase.
Brown the meat a little before you smash it. It will help keep it from sticking.

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Quote from CharleyW :
Don't press your burgers!
Pressing them while still raw is fine. The fat isn't rendered yet. Once they start to cook then yeah, don't press them any more.
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