Why the press
Rolling meatballs one by one is slow, and they never come out the same size.
"Press once, cook a batch."
Wudy Kitchen
Twelve even meatballs in one press.
One press, 12 meatballs at a time (or 6 with the small size)
A ground-meat chopper, meatball scoop tongs and a basting brush go into your basket at £0 with every meatball press. Ends Mon 2 Nov.
Your free kit is in your basket.
See what's in the kit ↓Rolling meatballs one by one by hand is slow, and they rarely come out the same size. Pack the minced meat into the stainless steel cup, press the disc down, then lift it out: each hole holds an evenly sized meatball.
Hold the disc over the pan or pot and push the meatballs straight in. The 12-hole size suits family dinners, and the 6-hole size suits smaller batches.
Hand-wash and dry after use.
Pack the minced meat into the cup, press the disc down and lift it out. Hold the disc over the pan and push the meatballs in. Hand-wash in warm soapy water and dry straight away.
A ground-meat chopper, meatball scoop tongs and a basting brush go into your basket at £0 with every meatball press. Ends Mon 2 Nov.

Breaks up mince in the pan while it browns.

Scoops and rounds a meatball in one squeeze.

Silicone bristles for oil, butter and glazes. Rinses clean.


What €18,20 covers
Pack the mince in; each hole holds one meatball.
Press down once and twelve equal meatballs are formed (six on the small size).
Hold the disc over the pan or pot and push them straight in.
Free shipping to Ireland, duties included.
Why the press
"Press once, cook a batch."
By hand vs. the press
Twenty minutes of rolling, a sink of sticky hands, and sizes that cook unevenly.
Everyday use
Pack the minced meat into the stainless cup, press the perforated disc down, then lift it out. Each hole holds a shaped meatball.
Twelve holes, twelve equal meatballs. Even sizes mean they cook through at the same moment.
Hold the disc over the pan or the pot and push the meatballs straight in. Hand-wash and dry the press afterwards.
In the box
Ready for the next batch
A stainless press from €18,20 that turns twenty minutes of rolling into one motion. Fourteen days at your own counter to be sure, with a prepaid label if you're not.
The details
| Material | Stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Design | Cup with perforated press disc and T-handle |
| Large | 12 meatballs, approx. 14 × 14 × 7 cm |
| Small | 6 meatballs, approx. 12 × 12 × 7 cm |
Pack the minced meat into the cup, press the disc down and lift it out. Hold the disc over the pan and push the meatballs in. Hand-wash in warm soapy water and dry straight away.
The press is made of stainless steel: a round cup and a perforated disc with a T-shaped handle. Each hole shapes one meatball of the same size.
Complimentary standard shipping to Ireland, with no minimum spend.
Orders are prepared within 1–3 days. US delivery is typically 5–10 days after dispatch, UK 3–4 days.
Each hole shapes a small, bite-size meatball, the size often used for soups and pasta.
Yes. Any firm mince works; very wet mixtures are easier to handle if chilled first.
Hold the disc just above the pan and push the meatballs with a spoon or your finger; a light oil on the disc helps.
We recommend hand-washing and drying straight away to keep the steel in good condition.
Send a photo within 14 days of delivery and we replace it free. Anything later, write to us with a photo and we'll look at it case by case.
Yes — standard shipping to Ireland is free, taxes and import duties are included at checkout, and there's no minimum order.