Meat Thermometer Fork with Electronic Ready Alarm, Digital Cooking Thermometer with Instant Read, LCD Display and Led Light, Grill Thermometers for BBQ Grilling Gadgets Steak Pork

The thermometer fork I previously owned gave up the ghost. I really didn't think anything about it because it was never used as a true meat fork. However, it quickly became apparent that the thermometer fork is one of the tools frequently used in my kitchen. Right up there with the spoon and spatula!I found this fork and promptly ordered it. What I really like about this one is that you can select the type of meat and the level of "doneness" (I really don't think that's a word). It's stupid-easy to use and it works perfectly. Another feature that I didn't think I would care about is the light. It's a fantastic feature when testing meat on the grill...at night...in the dark.Great product!

We use it almost every day with great results.

It worked fine until I put it in dishwater and I shouldn’t have done that my mistake.

Does what it is designed/supposed to do and it does it quickly. Works well; appears to be accurate. Easy battery replacement. Great price.

With the readout only in Celsius I will be returning. I don’t want to use a calculator to check for doneness.

I have had similar probes like this in the past but this one is lighter, has a light that goes on when the fork is on and blinks when temp has been reached. Simple settings. Just toggle to choice of meat, desired done-ness, and put fork into meat and it does the rest itself. Easy to read with blue back-round, is lightweight and almost has a mind of its own. After first use I unknowingly submerged it while on in soapy dish water in a full sink with all the other heavy-duty utensils. When I realized it, horrified, I pulled it out, ran it under tepid water, and started to toss it into trash assuming it was ruined because there was water half-way up inside the reading window. I laid it down until next day but later that night I saw a light in the dark of the kitchen so saw that it was still working with the lit on-switch working. I turned it off, dried it completely and next morning water was gone and it has been working perfectly.

I have been using meat thermometers for a long time, and I've had some duds over the years. This one is definitely a dud. Based on how it reads and how the meat looks when pulled off of the grill, it's definitely not right. Even if you pull the meat off before it is up to temp, as many folks recommend, the meat is still overcooked, making me think this thermometer is not calibrated correctly. Also, the screen itself is very heat/light sensitive. My grill is outside and in the sunshine, as many grills are, and so between times I tested the temperature of the meat, I put the thermometer down on one of the counters attached to the grill. When I went to use it again a few minutes later (and, to be clear, it was not so hot I couldn't touch the thermometer with my bare hands), the screen had turned black and was unreadable until the thermometer itself cooled down. I'll be taking this thermometer to my local electronics recycling location because it's worth more as recycled/reclaimed parts than it is as a thermometer.

Checking the temp of our meats for doneness.

Almost ruined tenderloin steaks as the taste alarm did go off.Will need try again but will be out of the 30day warranty.Not sure about this purchase

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