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Every restaurant owner, chef, or manager lives in constant dread of one thing: coming to work one day and finding out that the freezer has been broken all night and they’ve lost thousands of dollars’ worth of ingredients and food. But that fear is not the sole provenance of restaurateurs. No; the home cook, the…
Temperature and heat are not the same thing. I know that’s strange to hear, and it may seem counterintuitive. Confusion on this point is understandable; the difference may not seem important outside of a science lab, but understanding it better can help you understand and control the thermal processes that happen in your food every…
Welcome to our comprehensive buying guide for infrared thermometers! Infrared thermometers offer quick, non-contact readings ideal for various applications. However, choosing the right instrument requires careful consideration of several factors. Factors such as the type of laser targeting, the distance-to-spot ratio (which determines measurement accuracy at different distances), and the temperature range of your intended…
Thermapen ONE Blue is the new standard in connected Bluetooth probes for food safety. It brings all the performance of the industry-leading Thermapen now with an Enhanced Checklist Display empowering users to make critical food safety decisions in real time right from the probe’s dot matrix display. It’s a game-changer! As a valued software partner,…
When we talk about deep frying or even sauteeing, food writers often say something like “use a neutral-flavored, high smoke-point oil.” We might then recommend one of our favorites, such as corn or peanut. But why? Why are we writing the same odd instruction over and over again? And what does it mean? And should…
Serious gardeners need compost. The nutrients that plants pull from the ground every year need to be replenished for maximum growth and production, and one of the best ways to amend the soil is with compost. Of course, you can buy compost, but why not make it if you have the space? After all, it’s…
