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Taylor Digital Thermometer Review

Published: June 8, 2014 by Mirlandra Neuneker Last Updated: March 10, 2019 2 Comments

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At-a-Glance:

Product: Taylor Digital Thermometer
Rating: 10 of 10
Usefulness: Every kitchen needs one
Price: Under $12
Where to Buy: Amazon

People who watch me cook often wonder what the heck I’m doing probing everything with my digital thermometer. The truth is – I am becoming a better cook! This is my trick to making sure is food cooked enough to eat safely without being overcooked. It is the simplest way I have found to determine if a casserole is hot through to the center, if a chicken is done roasting or even if a loaf of bread is done baking! I love any tool that helps me eliminate guess work in my pursuit of great food! I am convinced every good cook needs one of these in their kitchen.

I have been cooking with digital thermometers for quite a few years now and Ive owned several styles and brands. Unfortunately, I have experienced a lot of frustration with durability and accuracy. I loved my thermometers but never felt like I really had one I could depend on – even when I bought more expensive ones!

When I stumbled upon the inexpensive Taylor thermometer, it began one of my all time best cook/tool kitchen relationships. This gadget sells on Amazon for under $12 and has held up for years. Heck, not only has it held up – it still works like new even though my husband is always “borrowing” it to take out and BBQ, which means it gets left outside sometimes.

This is also a great gift for somebody who is newer to cooking.

Happy cooking!

Click Here To See The Taylor Digital Thermometer On Amazon

 

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  1. Mirim says

    September 5, 2014 at 5:17 AM

    Wonderful. I’ve used cheap digital thermometers and expensive ones, and my big frustration is that they don’t hold up.

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    • Mirlandra says

      September 5, 2014 at 5:14 PM

      I think you will be pleased with this thermometer. If it can survive my husband it can survive in any kitchen!

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