Taylor Meat Grilling Thermometer 4-pc. Set

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Taylor Meat Grilling Thermometer 4-pc. Set - Stainless Steel

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Product Description

Meat grilling thermometers. Leave-in thermometers indicate when food is cooked to taste: rare, medium and well done.

Product Details

Set of 4 includes 2 beef, 1 poultry, and 1 pork thermometer.
Glow-in-the-dark dial accents make thermometers easy to read during nighttime grilling.
Stainless steel construction is safe for grill or oven use.
Rugged 1" stainless steel dials and stems are safe for grill or oven use
Calibrated for accuracy

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little wonders

Review Date: June 29, 2009

Reviewer: K. Schoen, MN

These are awesome. Really convenient to be able to leave them in the meat while grilling.

Maybe not super precise, but they are certainly close enough. (If I'm looking for a super accurate reading, like when I'm preparing a rare cut, I use these to get the meat to the general area and use a more precise thermometer to finish it off).

Just be careful, because they are easily small enough to fit down the garbage disposal... and they won't survive... I promise...

OK if you get an accurate set

Review Date: December 5, 2008

Reviewer: Systems_Consultant, Eden Prairie, Mn United States

These work well and seem to survive washing in the dishwasher. The problem is that of the 4 I received in the set, only 3 were reasonably accurate. One was off by about 15 degrees. I'd give them 5 stars if Taylor had bothered to test them and make sure that they were accurate before packaging them. You can test them yourself like I did and throw away the bad one(s). But, you shouldn't have to do that.