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Signals is a 4-channel alarm thermometer that works with your smart device AND as a stand-alone unit with physical buttons (so you don’t have to soil your smartphone). Signals comes with both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless technology onboard so you get a continuous signal and real-time alerts whether you’re in a field or across town….
All ovens are notorious liars. They run on thermostats that turn heat on and off at certain points above and below your set temperature. This can be problematic and renders useless a hanging dial oven thermometer. We’ve posted before about the process for testing your oven’s accuracy using Square DOT®. But people have asked us…
America truly is a melting pot of cultures and, as concerns us, their cuisines. Pizza is one of our most beloved foods—and an import from Italy. Then there is Mexican food, adaptations of which are omnipresent in our nation’s diet. Among the giants of “foreign” food to have naturalized on our shores, few besides those…
During our long notable absence on Amazon, we’ve warned our customers about purchasing ThermoWorks’ products on the platform due to the prevalence of copycat products. These competitor look-alikes fail to meet our high standards of accuracy, durability, and reliability, putting your cooking and your money at risk. After thorough internal discussion and an ongoing legal…
If you’re sending a child off to college for the first time, you want to make sure they’re set up to succeed. One area that is often overlooked that will make their life just plain better is thermometry. Few college students think they need thermometers as they go off to school, but if you equip…
It is estimated that somewhere between 30 and 40% of the food supply in the U.S. goes to waste. This is, of course, a shame. It means that up to 40% of the hard work that farmers, ranchers, food packers, manufacturers, chefs, grocery store workers, and home cooks do is also wasted. This blog post…
