Digital Meat Thermometer With Long Probe and LCD
The probe reads the center of a roast, brisket or chicken in seconds, so you pull the meat at the right moment and keep the juices in. The same clear readout checks milk and formula. Built for home cooks and weekend grillers who are tired of guessing.
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The probe reads the center of a roast, brisket or chicken in seconds, so you pull the meat at the right moment and keep the juices in. The same clear readout checks milk and formula. Built for home cooks and weekend grillers who are tired of guessing.
Fast, accurate digital temperature reading with a long stainless steel probe
- guessing whether meat is cooked through
- checking milk or water temperature by feel
- needing a clear readout with easy unit switching
Know when the meat is done before you cut.
Before: slicing into the roast to check, and losing the juices. After: one long probe, a clear readout in seconds, and dinner off the heat on time.
A long probe and a readout you can read at a glance
- A long probe reaches the center
The 23 cm stainless probe runs deep enough to reach the thick middle of a roast or brisket without leaning over the grill. You stay out of the smoke, and the meat stays closed while you check it.
- A readout you can read at a glance
The LCD shows the temperature in large digits and switches between °C and °F with one press. A low battery shows on the display, so you know when to swap the cell before a long cook.
- Lock the reading with HOLD
HOLD freezes the number so you can pull the meat and read it at the counter. MAX/MIN keeps the highest and lowest readings on screen, which is handy when you are tracking a long roast or warming a bottle.
Insert, read, hold: three steps to doneness
- 1Insert
Push the probe into the thickest part of the roast or cut, away from bone and the pan.
- 2Read
Wait for the number on the LCD to settle. Press the unit button if you want °C or °F.
- 3Hold
Press HOLD to freeze the value, pull the meat, and check MAX/MIN for the range you reached.
Compact enough for a drawer, long enough for a roast
- 23 cmLength
- 2 cmWidth
- 2 cmThickness
Fits in a utensil drawer next to your tongs
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Questions and answers
Accuracy is ±1°C (or 2°F) from 0 to 80°C. Outside that range the stated tolerance widens to ±5 to 10°C. That is more than enough to judge doneness on a roast or chicken, but use a calibrated reference if you need lab-grade numbers.
No. It takes one 1.5V battery, which is not included, so have one ready before the first cook. The display warns you when the battery runs low.
The measuring range runs from -50°C to +300°C (-58°F to +572°F), so it reads hot cooks without trouble. The handle is plastic, so keep it clear of direct flame and pull the probe out after each reading rather than leaving it in the grill.
Yes. Stir the liquid, place the probe in the center, and wait for the number to settle. It works for milk, water and formula checks, and the same unit toggle switches to °F if your recipe or bottle guide uses it.
Yes. One press of the unit button changes the display between centigrade and Fahrenheit, and the reading stays on the same screen.
A pen has a short tip, so you have to reach the edge of the meat and guess the middle. This 23 cm probe reaches the center of a roast or brisket. One overcooked roast costs more than the thermometer, and it works for every cook after that. If you already use digital meat thermometers for the grill, this one slots into the same routine.
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