ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA
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ThermoPro TP16 Digital Meat Cooking Thermometer with Stainless Steel - Sold by ThermoPro UK FBA

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Programmable Alert with Preset Temperatures for Specific Foods: Your digital meat thermometer is programmed with preset temperatures for various cooking levels; poultry (74℃/165˚F), beef well (77℃/170˚F), veal/pork (77℃/170˚F), beef medium (71℃/160˚F), ham (71℃/160˚F) and beef med rare/fish (63℃/145˚F). All of the preset temps can be reset to your desired tastes.
High Accuracy and Heat Resistance: The cooking thermometer features long food stainless steel food probe with step down tip designed to get food temperature precisely and quickly; Its temp range of probe: 0 to 300 degree Celsius or 32 to 572 degree Fahrenheit. Resolution: 1 Celsius, accuracy: 1 Celsius degree; Can be switched between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Timer Mode and Large LCD Display: Digital food thermometer with timer features countdown and count up ability, up to 99 hours, 59 minutes. The timer can be used whether the kitchen thermometer is in operation or not.
Convenient Storage: Digital BBQ thermometer, features a magnetic back to allow you to easily attach to refrigerator or any metal surface; a hanging hole for your kitchen hooks or a lanyard; tabletop for any layout situation.
Easy to Use: The oven thermometer with 16.5cm food grade step down tip design stainless steel probe to get temperature precisely and quickly. 100cm stainless steel mesh cable connects probe thermometer to base, outside of oven

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2 probe £16.98 26% off
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  1. Gstar2006's avatar
    Ordered for 11.98 in December. Great bit of kit if can't stretch for a posh wireless one or not sure how much will use.
    devi123's avatar
    I have a posh wireless one (Meater+). Short distance, doesn't like walls, doesn't like wifi, constantly disconnects. Have just bought this one!
  2. Besford's avatar
    Would this work to measure/check the temperature of the oven itself (ie not the food) as a cross check against the set temp? I sssume the lead is heatproof and can come through the oven door. (edited)
    BrianHalligan's avatar
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    You can an it does...I do it
  3. nickane's avatar
    I have one of these and it's great but the lcd has deteriorated pretty quickly. My oven is probably about 20 years old and the last 7 on the clock looks like a 1. So, I never know whether it's 11:11 or 11:17 without checking elsewhere. Fair enough. It happens to all LCDs eventually, I guess. But within a couple of years of owning this, half of the LCD had faded to the point where it's impossible to know what it says. It's set to 100 degrees when you turn it on, so I just have to count backwards to the temp i want. Most of the numbers from 80-99 look the same. The alarm recently became temperamental (intermittently silent). So, sometimes I walk past and see the LCD is flashing, and the food's presumably been at temp for some time but the alarm hasn't made any noise.

    Needless to say, I'm buying the same one again off the back of this deal. But I thought people might want to know.
  4. Jamiec1's avatar
    the preset temps for this are way off medium rare beef is set to 63 celsius - should be 57. well done is set to 77 should be 69. Beef raises in temp as it rests initially - that well done beef will be burnt to a cinder
    devi123's avatar
    I wouldn't use the presets exactly for this reason.

    Also please don't cook beef to well done
  5. umirza85's avatar
    Had this for years and use it weekly. Hasn't skipped a beat, using in the oven or outside on the BBQ.
  6. Chewster's avatar
    Good timing as my previous one packed up after 5 years. Thanks
  7. IvanArden's avatar
    No good for me, I don't have any digital meat.
    gjk1's avatar
    Sticking to the analogue meat i see.
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