Here you can find questions to “which thermometer do I need?”, “what’s the difference between Thermapen ONE and Classic Thermapen?” and more. Your one stop for all things thermometer related.
The three-meat plate is an iconic BBQ joint dish. It solves the problem of choosing between favorites and gives you a variety of flavors and textures to enjoy throughout your meal. But why settle for this bounteous plate, this carne-copia, only when you’re at a restaurant? For far less money than you’d spend for a…
At ThermoWorks, we’re always doing our best to bring you innovative tools that help you cook—or do anything with temperature— better. And the latest fruit of that innovation is ThermoPop 2. Replacing our well-loved ThermoPop, ThermoPop 2 brings in everything great about the old version, adds new features, and keeps the price budget-friendly. ThermoPop 2…
One of the most basic attributes of any thermometer is its accuracy. Inaccurate thermometers lead to misinformed decisions about cooking, health, manufacturing, or any other process involving critical temperatures and can lead to disastrous results. Small unobserved increases or decreases in temperature can actually have profound effects upon the growth of bacteria, the pliability of…
Speed—or “response time” as it is often referred to in spec tables—is a very important consideration when choosing a thermometer. Thermapen ONE takes a full reading in one second or less, guaranteed. Typical digital thermometers available on Amazon or at big box stores take 10 or 15 seconds for a full reading and your grandma’s…
People who know choose ThermoWorks. Professionals from all over the food and cooking world choose our tools to perfect their craft and ensure the quality and consistency of their products. Just one example of the pros that depend on our tools for their needs is the French Pastry School. Located in Chicago, the French Pastry…
Is your oven lying to you? Yes! but the real question is, how bad is it lying? All ovens run on a thermostat principle, turning on and off to keep the temperature in the range of the set temp. Use the averaging function on Square DOT® to find out your oven’s true running temp. Watch…
