Thermopro TP01H Digital Meat Thermometer for Cooking,Candy Thermometer with Long Probe, Instant Read Thermometer for Kitchen Smoker Oil Deep Fry…
$10
- Super-Long Probe: This meat thermometer digital has a super-long, 5.3inch food-grade stainless steel probe to let you avoid heat and not get too close to boiling food and hot surfaces
- Temperature Lock Cooking thermometer can lock the current temp when the temperature probe is removed from food so you can safely read measurements away from the oven or grill
- Accurate Measurements: Kitchen thermometer featuring a step-down design is accurate to ±0.9°F within a wide temperature range of -58~572°F, making this food temperature thermometer the perfect choice for cooking or grilling with any type of meat
- Convenient & Practical: This digital thermometer for cooking features a magnetic back and mount to allow for convenient storage; Celsius or Fahrenheit switchable; Battery included
- Backlit display: Water thermometer with backlit display ensures readability when using it at night or in low-light conditions
Specification: Thermopro TP01H Digital Meat Thermometer for Cooking,Candy Thermometer with Long Probe, Instant Read Thermometer for Kitchen Smoker Oil Deep Fry…
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serina akimseu –
So easy to check on the temperature of my food while its cooking. Takes the guessing game out of cooking.
DayHay –
Easy to use meat thermometer, as good if not better than other more expensive tools.
Yanis Romeo –
Does exactly what it says, but on the picture it looks longer. It’s not water resistant, but careful wiping is enough.
H-Bar –
This thermometer is easy to use and accurate, but you have to leave it in the meat for quite a few seconds to get an accurate reading. Not Instant Read like some other more expensive alternatives.
Tony G. –
Unit is pretty nice. Probe is pretty solid, backlight is pretty good also. Item as described. Magnet on back side is a nice touch. I keep it attached to side of fridge, when not in use, so easy to find. And when out on the BBQ, I keep it attached to on of the side shelves.
Did the ice bath test to check accuracy of calibration and on the low end, instead of 32.0°F mine read 32.9°F. Boiling water test I got 211°F (keep in mind it can vary slightly depending on your altitude, ambient pressure, etc..). For my use, it is close enough. I’ll check it every so often and see if it drifts, and if it holds its calibration. For now, it is a great value.
K. Decker –
Funny story here. My brother-in-law ordered this for himself and did not check the address where the item was being shipped. It arrived on my mother’s doorstep instead, right before Mother’s Day. She assumed that it was a gift for her of course! So my husband and I come over to BBQ for mom for Mother’s Day and she shows him her new thermometer which he uses that evening. He likes it so much that he orders one for himself and I tell my sister how much we and mom like “mom’s” new meat thermometer and that it worked great for her Mom’s dinner. My sister had to laugh and tell us that it really wasn’t really for mom, but she is glad that Mom liked it! My sister ordered yet another one for their family and double-checked that it was being sent to the correct address. Now everyone in the family has this thermometer!
Richard D. Smith –
Recently purchased this digital thermometer and was curious as to the actual accuracy of it. I decided to test it in a hot cup of tea… in comparison to the analogue thermometer, and the precise readout of the FLIR gun. Surprisingly the analogue was practically bang on, where as the digital was roughly 6 degrees off. No idea if all of them are like this, but just be aware that as far as accuracy goes… it’s not all that it’s cracked up to be!.
Jimi –
Works great, fairly accurate and comes at a fair price. Easy to read handle and works as advertised. Recommend!
Avid Shopper –
First off the accuracy of this device is exceptional: within 0.2 deg F of standardized mercury thermometer. Second, easy to read and simple operations. Nice long probe to keep your hand away from hot food and cooking surfaces. Magnet is great to keep it handy in kitchen (on the fridge) or on cool surfaces of BBQ (if you have them but most are plastic).
Have tried several other brands in past few years (mostly cheaper) and found them to be inaccurate and awkward to use (e.g., short probes).
An earlier model of this device failed after moderate use for 6 months but this current model has been used for 6-8 meals per week (July-Nov 2020) and 3-4 meals per week (Dec 2020) without a problem. I maintained its accuracy throughout the past six months.
Knick Kname –
The thermometer displays the actual temperature within 2-3 seconds and that’s important. I had purchased and discarded a slightly cheaper thermometer on Amazon that takes 30-45 seconds. That’s not acceptable under any circumstances, certainly not when you’re cooking a dozen pieces of chicken on a barbeque. As you can see in the picture, I compared the reading to a very accurate commercial thermocouple & meter. This meat thermometer was off by only 2 Degrees F (or 1%) which is quite good for an inexpensive device. And when you’re checking to see when meat is cooked, it’s safer to read low by 1% than high.