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Buy burger patties online: Selection for grilling, pan-frying and your favorite burger

A good burger starts with the patty. So when you buy burger patties online, it's not just about size and weight. Meat quality, breed, origin, processing, and the meat-to-fat ratio all influence taste, juiciness, texture, and the flavor of the roast. In our selection, you'll find a variety of burger patties, allowing you to create your perfect burger exactly to your liking – from the classic cheeseburger to a hearty BBQ burger, all the way to your own unique burger creations.

Choosing the perfect burger patty starts with the meat. Different cattle breeds and origins bring their own unique character. Some patties boast a strong, pronounced beef flavor, while others are more balanced, allowing the cheese, sauce, and toppings to shine through. Therefore, it's worth considering not only the price or weight of your burger patty, but also its origin, breed, and overall product characteristics.

Which burger patties go best with your burger?

For a classic burger, a balanced ratio between patty, bun, and toppings is crucial. The meat should retain its flavor without any single ingredient overpowering the rest. A classic cheeseburger, for example, works particularly well with a juicy burger patty, a soft bun, melted cheese, onions, pickles, and a suitable sauce. For BBQ burgers, the patty, cheese, and sauce can be more robust. You can find suitable seasonings and sauces in our Spices & Sauces category.

If the focus is on the flavor of the meat, a minimalist approach is recommended. A good burger patty doesn't necessarily need many toppings. A toasted bun, cheese, some sauce, and a few fresh or acidic ingredients can be enough. The more distinctive the patty, the more carefully you should choose the other burger ingredients.

Select burger patties according to cattle breed and origin

Not all burger patties are created equal. Cattle breed, origin, marbling, and processing can significantly impact the taste and texture of the meat. That's precisely why it's worthwhile to compare different patties. For example, with Black Angus burger patties from Argentina and Black Angus burger patties from Ireland, you have two Black Angus varieties from different origins to choose from.

Another alternative is burger patties made from Pomeranian heifer beef . If, on the other hand, you're looking for burger patties made from US beef, you can check out Creekstone Farms burger patties . This way, you can not only choose by weight but also directly compare different origins and meat characteristics.

Choosing the right weight for burger patties

Weight also determines the character of your finished burger. A lighter patty leaves more room for the bun, cheese, sauce, and toppings. A heavier burger patty, on the other hand, puts the meat more in the spotlight. The weight in grams should always be considered in conjunction with the thickness and diameter. Two patties of the same weight can behave differently when cooking if they are of different thicknesses or widths.

For a well-balanced burger, the patty should be proportionate to the diameter of the burger bun. If it's significantly smaller, the bread will dominate the edges. If the patty is considerably larger or too heavy for the chosen bun, the ratio of meat, bread, and toppings will be unbalanced. Therefore, especially with larger burger patties, a sturdy bun is recommended that can absorb meat juices and sauce without becoming soggy.

If you would like to know more about the role that meat, fat content and preparation play in a good patty, you can find further information in our guide Burger Patties: Meat, Fat Content, Preparation and Buying Tips .

Prepare burger patties on the grill

Burger patties are a classic on the grill. For intense roasted flavors, the grill should be well preheated before placing the meat on it. A sufficiently hot grilling surface promotes deep browning. At the same time, the patty should be moved as little as possible while grilling and not constantly pressed down with the spatula.

The cooking time required depends on factors such as weight, thickness, and the specific product. Therefore, refer to the cooking instructions for your chosen burger patty. If you're making a cheeseburger, you can add the cheese towards the end of the cooking time. While the patty is cooking, you can also briefly toast the cut sides of the burger buns.

Fry the burger patties in a pan.

Even without a grill, you can prepare burger patties with rich, roasted flavors. A heavy, well-preheated pan works particularly well, as it distributes heat evenly to the patty. Place the meat on the hot cooking surface and allow it time to develop a browned surface before flipping it.

Even in the pan, you shouldn't constantly move or press down on the patty. The cooking time depends on the product, thickness, and weight. Therefore, always follow the specific product and preparation instructions.

From burger patty to complete burger

The patty is the heart of the burger, but the bun, cheese, sauce, and toppings also determine how well-balanced the final flavor is. Depending on the patty, you can choose between mild and stronger cheeses. Pickles, onions, and a creamy burger sauce, for example, go well with it. For BBQ burgers, you can use smoky sauces and savory toppings.

You can find fries, wedges, and other suitable accompaniments in our burger side dishes . If you don't want to put all the components together individually, you can also find pre-assembled offers under Packages & Bundles.

Ultimately, balance is key. The patty, bun, cheese, sauce, and toppings should complement each other, not overpower one another. If you want to emphasize the meat flavor, reduce the number of ingredients. Conversely, if you want your burger to combine various spicy, sweet, sour, and smoky components, you can choose correspondingly bolder side dishes and toppings.