iDevices' Kitchen Thermometer is a two-probe digital meat thermometer that costs $80 in the US, £65 in the UK and AU$100 in Australia. Where traditional models chime ...

The $40 iDevices Kitchen Thermometer Mini, which also sells for £35 in the UK and AU$50 in Australia, is a small Bluetooth-enabled meat thermometer. Pair it to your phone, download the Android or iOS ...

Designer-engineers have recently developed a smart kitchen thermometer. — -- You don't have to be a cooking connoisseur to master recipes in your kitchen — especially not when technology is your ...

The Kitchen Thermometer Mini pairs with an iOS app to pick preset temperatures and alert you when your meat is done, which can help you cook proteins perfectly with minimal effort—but a couple of ...

The Weber Kitchen Thermometer uses Bluetooth connectivity to great effect, allowing you to cook just about any dish to temperature without needing to keep an eye on it. Editors' Note: This product's ...

Editor’s note: Since this story was first published, ThermoWorks has replaced this Thermapen Mk4 with the Thermapen ONE. The newer model offers quicker, more accurate readings, and comes with a ...

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A good kitchen thermometer — one that’s fast, sturdy and accurate — is hard to find. Swedish kitchen-gear purveyor Professional Secrets, has taken to Kickstarter to create a solution. Dubbed “Perfect, ...

Using a kitchen thermometer may seem like a professional’s tool as it is mostly used in commercial kitchens and by food experts, but did you know why kitchen thermometers are so essential and how ...

Whether you use it to tell when a roast is done or to make sure that the frying oil heats to just the right temperature, a dial (instant-read) or digital thermometer eliminates part of the guesswork ...

For New Year’s Day 2026, Amazon is offering deals on kitchen tools like vegetable peelers, handheld milk frothers, ...

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