Is there a standard size for hamburger patties???

Thanks,

Gerd

No standard size, but 1/4 lb (4ozs) is on the smaller size, while 1/3 lb to 6 ozs would be medium size. 1/2 lb, 8 ozs is considered a very large burger.

Diameter??

No standard size, but 1/4 lb (4ozs) is on the smaller size, while 1/3 lb to 6 ozs would be medium size. 1/2 lb, 8 ozs is considered a very large burger.

if you can eat it in less than 6 bites it is too small....go to MacDonalds and buy a quarter pounder...make your hamburgers twice as big unless you want Whimpy burgers....get some real hamburger buns or make your own....try a bagel for a bun

If you pop in google "Hamburger Mold" you'll see that the typical mold is between 4 and 5 inches diameter with a pattie thickness of 3/4 inches. Your typical hamburger bun available in Thailand is quite small by western standards and most good to excellent independent restaurants will have their buns made to their specification by a bakery

Think this is standard size....

Think this is standard size....

Great! Love it!... :thumbsup:

I'd like to have one ob dem 'Big Kahuna Burgers' that was featured in the scene in the movie 'Pulp Fiction'; the burger was shot in close up and was nicely proportioned...watching the gangster assassin Jules scarf that burger made my mouth water...goes good with intimidation, brutality and murder...

Edited October 9, 201015 yr by tutsiwarrior

No standard size, but 1/4 lb (4ozs) is on the smaller size, while 1/3 lb to 6 ozs would be medium size. 1/2 lb, 8 ozs is considered a very large burger.

if you can eat it in less than 6 bites it is too small....go to MacDonalds and buy a quarter pounder...make your hamburgers twice as big unless you want Whimpy burgers....get some real hamburger buns or make your own....try a bagel for a bun

They don't sell quarter Pounder in Thai McDonalds, or milkshakes!!!!!!

the size of a mc e dee's is 1/10 of a pound.2 of them together or a double burger is just about right.ya don't want them overly large or you'll be fighting cholesterol.

we serve 150g burgers. It is a substantial burger. We have a double burger which uses 2 patties of 150g. You can barely get your mouth around it. Ive seen 120g variety's but they're disappointing. I figure if someone wants a burger it should be big and juicy.

we serve 150g burgers. It is a substantial burger. We have a double burger which uses 2 patties of 150g. You can barely get your mouth around it. Ive seen 120g variety's but they're disappointing. I figure if someone wants a burger it should be big and juicy.

Where's your place please?

Gerd

Its superburger in Nai Harn, next to Cheers Bar

Thanks HD!

Diameter??

5" apparently if you go by hamburger presses that are sold in the kitchen industry

the size of a mc e dee's is 1/10 of a pound.2 of them together or a double burger is just about right.ya don't want them overly large or you'll be fighting cholesterol.

i agree with burger size, As SK we supply popular restaurants with 150g steak burgers and 180g-250g so if you had 2 x 250g = 1/2 kg/500g meat ohhh Jaw lock is in order Ha Ha

the size of a mc e dee's is 1/10 of a pound.2 of them together or a double burger is just about right.ya don't want them overly large or you'll be fighting cholesterol.

i agree with burger size, As SK we supply popular restaurants with 150g steak burgers and 180g-250g so if you had 2 x 250g = 1/2 kg/500g meat ohhh Jaw lock is in order Ha Ha

SK do you deliver to Phuket?

hello Kuhn G. -- This is from Nations Giant Burgers -- a local 24 location hamburger chain in the San Francisco region that dates back to 1952:

... absolutely delicious stuff ... best not for me to think about it while here in the Kingdom... http://www.nationsrestaurants.com

Edited October 10, 201015 yr by jazzbo

hello Kuhn G. -- This is from Nations Giant Burgers -- a local 24 location hamburger chain in the San Francisco region that dates back to 1952:

... absolutely delicious stuff ... best not for me to think about it while here in the Kingdom... http://www.nationsrestaurants.com

Only if we had a Nations Hamburger here.

We tried 150g and 200g - the latter was most popular with Falang customers, Thais prefering the smaller one.