What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?
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Dr_Pain I always love signing up for stuff to get those savings, then years later after weekly worthless emails I unsubscribe!
HerbcoFood said in What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?:
Dr_Pain I always love signing up for stuff to get those savings, then years later after weekly worthless emails I unsubscribe!
HAHA… years later. Try a couple of months
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Ha. If it’s the only thing I wanted from them its days. As soon as my order ships. Nothing more disheartening than getting 10% off then getting an samspade2519@gmail.com a week later giving you 15
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Ha. If it’s the only thing I wanted from them its days. As soon as my order ships. Nothing more disheartening than getting 10% off then getting an samspade2519@gmail.com a week later giving you 15
samspade Happens very often. I just smile.
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Agree on the Thermoworks. Can’t live without my Thermapens from them have teh Smoke remote therm. Accurate as can be and work perfectly!
Jamieson22 said in What is the best wireless meat thermometer to purchase ?:
Agree on the Thermoworks. Can’t live without my Thermapens from them have teh Smoke remote therm. Accurate as can be and work perfectly!
Yep. I have 2 thermapens, a time stick, a smoke, and a dot. Great products.
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I have the Smoke 4x and this bad boy is plain awesome. I don’t know why it took me so long to make the purchase. My Thermapen is the best investment I’ve ever made. Not sure you need to spend the extra for the One. I think the MK4 on sale is a better value.
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I just received an email from ThermoWorks. They are doing a 25% off flash sale on the Smoke Remote BBQ alarm thermometer. They also have 20% off on the Thermapen 1.
Idaho Smokey It’s legit and if you’re in the market, very good deal.
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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
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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 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.
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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!
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