Fox Run Hamburger Press, Plastic: Versus Stacked Design Tested for Kitchen Efficiency
We put the Fox Run Hamburger Press, Plastic to the test alongside a stacked design model, curious about which would reign supreme in kitchen efficiency. The plastic press, with its sleek, modern look and intuitive one-step operation, proved surprisingly versatile. Its smooth, non-stick surface made forming uniform patties effortless, while the compact design saved counter space-ideal for smaller kitchens. We noticed it required less manual adjustment than the stacked version, which, though time-efficient for high-volume use, felt clunky and prone to uneven results. The plastic press's lightweight build and easy-to-wipe-down surface also appealed to our cleanliness priorities. While both options have merits, the Fox Run model struck a balance between simplicity and performance, offering consistent, restaurant-quality burgers without the hassle of meticulous layering. For everyday use, it's a winner-though we'll admit the stacked design still has its place for serious meat lovers.