What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?
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Idaho Smokey Go for the 4 channel. I kicked myself because I only got the 2. Reason: You can reverse sear 4 steaks to 4 different temps when company comes over. Don’t kick yourself for not choosing it.
zbigjeff I already have both the 2 and the 4 channel units. I was just posting this to let people know about the sale.
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Thermoworks Black Friday sale. These are the Smoke X units both 2 and 4 channel. These are good for over 1 mile line of sight signal. https://www.thermoworks.com/smokex4?trk_msg=K31TP67V0K1KH9JM78J6JLP6HG&trk_contact=RBAO2GTT4M7P1TCJEMVM9UVNQS
Idaho Smokey said in What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?:
Thermoworks Black Friday sale. These are the Smoke X units both 2 and 4 channel. These are good for over 1 mile line of sight signal. https://www.thermoworks.com/smokex4?trk_msg=K31TP67V0K1KH9JM78J6JLP6HG&trk_contact=RBAO2GTT4M7P1TCJEMVM9UVNQS
DEFINITELY the 4!! I actually bought a couple of weeks ago and when I saw that I was mad BUT I contacted them and they will price match because it has not been 30 days
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So I pulled the trigger on a new meat thermometer and after listening to the many comments on here about the best ones I decided to go with ThermoWorks. Before I go and spend big bucks on a wireless one I thought I would try their ChefAlarm first. If it’s good I will move up to their dual probe models. Let me just say that right out of the box I feel this is well made. It doesn’t feel cheap like oh so many I have purchased from Amazon. I think I have a winner here. Thanks to all who replied to my question. I’m knew to this sight but I think I’m going to like reading all the posts and comments.
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So I pulled the trigger on a new meat thermometer and after listening to the many comments on here about the best ones I decided to go with ThermoWorks. Before I go and spend big bucks on a wireless one I thought I would try their ChefAlarm first. If it’s good I will move up to their dual probe models. Let me just say that right out of the box I feel this is well made. It doesn’t feel cheap like oh so many I have purchased from Amazon. I think I have a winner here. Thanks to all who replied to my question. I’m knew to this sight but I think I’m going to like reading all the posts and comments.
BubbaSmoke1963 Welcome to the Community. Give us a review of your new ThermoWorks after a few uses. I’m looking to upgrade myself. Thanks
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So I pulled the trigger on a new meat thermometer and after listening to the many comments on here about the best ones I decided to go with ThermoWorks. Before I go and spend big bucks on a wireless one I thought I would try their ChefAlarm first. If it’s good I will move up to their dual probe models. Let me just say that right out of the box I feel this is well made. It doesn’t feel cheap like oh so many I have purchased from Amazon. I think I have a winner here. Thanks to all who replied to my question. I’m knew to this sight but I think I’m going to like reading all the posts and comments.
BubbaSmoke1963 said in What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?:
So I pulled the trigger on a new meat thermometer and after listening to the many comments on here about the best ones I decided to go with ThermoWorks. Before I go and spend big bucks on a wireless one I thought I would try their ChefAlarm first. If it’s good I will move up to their dual probe models. Let me just say that right out of the box I feel this is well made. It doesn’t feel cheap like oh so many I have purchased from Amazon. I think I have a winner here. Thanks to all who replied to my question. I’m knew to this sight but I think I’m going to like reading all the posts and comments.
Welcome to the addiction to perfection!!!
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So I pulled the trigger on a new meat thermometer and after listening to the many comments on here about the best ones I decided to go with ThermoWorks. Before I go and spend big bucks on a wireless one I thought I would try their ChefAlarm first. If it’s good I will move up to their dual probe models. Let me just say that right out of the box I feel this is well made. It doesn’t feel cheap like oh so many I have purchased from Amazon. I think I have a winner here. Thanks to all who replied to my question. I’m knew to this sight but I think I’m going to like reading all the posts and comments.
BubbaSmoke1963 welcome. Glad to have you here.
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So I pulled the trigger on a new meat thermometer and after listening to the many comments on here about the best ones I decided to go with ThermoWorks. Before I go and spend big bucks on a wireless one I thought I would try their ChefAlarm first. If it’s good I will move up to their dual probe models. Let me just say that right out of the box I feel this is well made. It doesn’t feel cheap like oh so many I have purchased from Amazon. I think I have a winner here. Thanks to all who replied to my question. I’m knew to this sight but I think I’m going to like reading all the posts and comments.
BubbaSmoke1963 You made a valued choice. There’s a reason that restaurants utilize that brand. Not cheap. But, good quality. Enjoy!!!
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Dr_Pain - There ya go!
Life is a Garden - Dig it.
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Dr_Pain - There ya go!
lkrfletcher said in What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?:
Dr_Pain - There ya go!
Got it in used it once and decided to put my house on the market. Now the wife does not want the smoke smell or cooking smell in the house so I am soooooo NOT happy!
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I’ve got a thermopen classic and do like it, I’ve had some issues with the on switch not wanting to turn the unit on right away when I fold out the probe. If/when this one takes a dump, I’ll give warranty a try but if that fails I am going to switch over to Lavatools Javelin. I got one of those for each of my brothers, they seem to be a really good instant read for a fraction of the cost of Thermoworks.
For my pit thermometer, I’m using the original fireboard. A local farmer’s son is one of the founders and they are based out of KC. They’ve got a new unit out now, which looks like they’ve added some new useful features. The original one that I have does have wifi and bluetooth transmission to the smartphone app, programable high/low alerts and saves charts of your cooks.
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lkrfletcher said in What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?:
Dr_Pain - There ya go!
Got it in used it once and decided to put my house on the market. Now the wife does not want the smoke smell or cooking smell in the house so I am soooooo NOT happy!
Dr_Pain Sounds like you are going out to eat a lot.
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For wireless I went with The Meatstick. It is fragile and cant take a flareup. But it works well on indirect and smoking. Last pork shoulder took 7 hours and there was plenty of battery left
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For wireless I went with The Meatstick. It is fragile and cant take a flareup. But it works well on indirect and smoking. Last pork shoulder took 7 hours and there was plenty of battery left
samspade Thinking a meatstick would be good for my rotisserie.
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I like mine. I burned on up with a rapid flare up. Also bought the whole bridge off ebay and a probe and bridge were not working. On the flair damage customer service replaced free. In the two others did not warranty(not original buyer) but gave me 1/2 off replacement. When everything works I like it.
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Some swear by meater I have no idea on those. Also meatstick can be used in deep fryer or sous vide
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Some swear by meater I have no idea on those. Also meatstick can be used in deep fryer or sous vide
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