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Great for making Caramel! It came packaged while with a thank you note. Good Quality thermometer! Read more

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Rated 4.4/5 across 3,721 reviews — well received overall.
Customers find the thermometer easy to use and appreciate its quality.
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Great for making Caramel! It came packaged while with a thank you note. Good Quality thermometer! Read more
I just purchased this to make fried Bang- Bang shrimp. I am not used to frying. I needed the oil temp to be 330 degree before putting in the shrimp. So it worked ! My husband boiled the water to boiling to test it as recommended and it was accurate and did not have to adjust it ( as instructed) It was water proof and seemed to work well and durable . Read more
So far, so good; BUT: it was over 20 degrees F off! Luckily the calibration instructions were easy to follow, and it adjusts easily. Read more
I like the ability to calibrate, working great! Read more
All metal candy thermometer with strong clip which keeps it in place. Comes with small wrench to help recalibrate when needed. I used this right out of the box and it was dead in accurate. I would buy again. Read more
Works as it should! Read more
Excellent and accurate Read more
I thought a thermometer was a safe thing to get a cheap version of but apparently I was wrong. This thermometer is off by 5-100 degrees F. Yes, 100 degrees. I ruined a batch of nougat by making the mistake of using this thing. I first assumed I’d somehow used it wrong, if that’s even possible, and tested it multiple times while also using my old candy thermometer to compare the two and avoid ruining anything else. Yep, this one simply doesn’t work. I have no idea why it reads within +/- 10 degrees of the accurate temp at lower temperatures but when the temperature of the mixture reaches 200 F, this piece of junk slows down and seems to pick a random number between 200 and 220. My instant read AND candy thermometer were saying 305 while this garbage was still perched at 207. A thermometer! Seriously! Read more
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