Even meatballs, without the effort
Shaping meatballs by hand takes time, and they never come out quite the same size. The Triple Meatball Maker lets you make three at a time with one simple movement, for a dish in sauce, a soup or party snacks.
It is made of three rounded grooves set side by side on a single handle. Fill the grooves with your mixture, smooth the top, then push each portion out with the matching small spade. The meatballs drop straight into the pot, the pan or onto a tray.
Because each groove has the same shape, the meatballs come out at an even size. They cook more evenly and the dish looks neat on the plate. It is handy when you cook for the whole family or for guests.
The mould is made of 304 stainless steel, smooth and easy to rinse after use. It is not only for meat: you can use it for fish, vegetables, rice or cookie dough. Its compact size slips easily into a kitchen drawer.
In detail
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Three grooves: to shape three meatballs at once.
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Even size: for even cooking.
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304 stainless steel: smooth and easy to rinse.
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Small spade included: to release each portion.
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Many uses: meat, fish, vegetables or cookie dough.
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Compact size: that fits in a drawer.
Ideas for use
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Meatballs in sauce: for a slow-cooked Sunday dish.
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Soup and broth: meat or fish dumplings.
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Party snacks: vegetable bites to share.
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Baking: cookie dough balls of the same size.
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Kids' meals: small portions that are easy to eat.
What's in the box
- 1 stainless steel triple meatball maker
- 1 small release spade
Food and props shown in the photos are not included.
Use and care
- Prepare your filling or dough, well bound and slightly moist.
- Fill the three grooves, then smooth the top with the spade.
- Push each portion out with the spade straight into the pot, the pan or onto the tray.
Care: rinse the mould and spade in hot soapy water right after use, then dry them with a tea towel. Tip: dip the mould in cold water before filling it, and the mixture will slide out more easily. Handle the edges with care.
Good to know
For perfectly round meatballs, roll them quickly between your palms after releasing them. A mixture that is too wet holds less well: add a little breadcrumb or flour if needed. Dimensions are given as a guide.