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I’d like your opinion. Do you use a meat thermometer and if so what make and model do you use. Thanks

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Yes. Sorry, I don't know the make and model but it is digital, which I totally recommend, and I got it off Amazon for $20.

01 Jun 22 by member: jengetfit123

Thanks. I also bought a digital one on Amazon for about the same price but it always reads lower than the meat actually is. I have several times where the meat is cooked but the thermometer says its not. Mine is a Taylor. I was wondering if I should buy a more expensive one.

01 Jun 22 by member: stepbench

No. I'm going to sound stupid but how do you do that?

01 Jun 22 by member: stepbench

I didn't/don't know about calibrating it either. The one I got was ImSaferell brand, lithium ion battery digital instant read meat thermometer. I guess it was only $14. Just curious, if you're sure the meat is cooked (assuming by looking at it), do you need a thermometer?

01 Jun 22 by member: jengetfit123

Thanks everyone

01 Jun 22 by member: stepbench

Thermopop by Thermoworks. Compact, accurate, durable. I LOVE mine!

01 Jun 22 by member: Blueinfin

Thanks Blueinfin I was looking into a Thermoworks One.

01 Jun 22 by member: stepbench

I love the MEATER. Its really accurate and its bluetooth.

01 Jun 22 by member: TXSnowman

I too bought a digital one from Amazon (under 20) about 3 years ago and so far have had very good, consistent results. Mine is a ThermaPro.

02 Jun 22 by member: Ann Onimus

Thanks for asking your question. I'm tired of the inconvenience and inaccuracy of my old analog meat thermometer...

02 Jun 22 by member: John10251

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