jennyferraynor
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I’m assuming it’s for checking the internal temps of the meat. Do you leave them in the whole time? Would it be worth it to purchase one?
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I think you mean ThermoWorks One which I linked to above. Thermapen is a different brand in the US.2. For probes that are not intended to be left in the meat, response time is important. The Thermopen which is recommended by many forum members claims to have a response time of 1 sec. which is excellent.
Not really. ThermoWorks is the brand/company and ThermoPen one is a model of thermopen. Splitting hairs.I think you mean ThermoWorks One which I linked to above. Thermapen is a different brand in the US.
Thermapen is their original name in Britain. When they expanded to the US, they found that the Thermapen name had already been trademarked by another company. So they named themselves ThermoWorks here are marketed their products with that name. They are still called Thermapen in Britain.Not really. ThermoWorks is the brand/company and ThermoPen one is a model of thermopen. Splitting hairs.
Your link directs to Thermapen One by ThermoWorks. I cannot find any reference to ThermoWorks One.I think you mean ThermoWorks One which I linked to above. Thermapen is a different brand in the US.
Yes. Thermo works Smoke (accurate) . And the Traeger meat thermometer ( not very accurate) yes leave in all the time.I’m assuming it’s for checking the internal temps of the meat. Do you leave them in the whole time? Would it be worth it to purchase one?
On that InkBird...do the color coordinated probes come clean easily? I know it's a crazy question, but I currently use a Solis, but the colors start to change (after many cooks) and I can't really tell them apart.Yes. Your likely most often seeing the fire board…….it’s pricey but apparently can’t be best. I use InkBird and then some folks use the Meater probes. I’ve got both of the later two and only use the InkBird.
Worth every single penny.
They’ve faded over time as they get smoke on them. I can easily tell them apart though so its not a problem for me. They just aren’t as bright and vibrant anymoreOn that InkBird...do the color coordinated probes come clean easily? I know it's a crazy question, but I currently use a Solis, but the colors start to change (after many cooks) and I can't really tell them apart.