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Have you ever ruined a meal because it was over cooked? The worst part is you used a thermometer but you just couldn’t see the readout properly! With the cost of food the way it is we just can’t afford to toss everything out – let alone spare the time from our busy schedules to cook something new. This Digital Thermometer with LED Readout by Taylor solves this problem! This is the first thermometer to ever use the superior technology of LED! No more dried out meat, no more finicky children, no more fights with your better half about your cooking skills! A brilliant red LED readout provides your temperature readout that’s easy to read from every angle and the ergonomic shape of the thermometer makes it easy to handle. <br><br>The Taylor Digital Thermometer with red LED Readout easily fits in the palm of your hand. The red LED display is one of the brightest displays currently on the market. The distinct red illuminated glow provides your temperature reading at a glance. The thermometer has a temperature range of -40F° to 450°F or -40°C to 232°C. The stainless steel probe has a step down tip (thinner at the end) that makes a smaller hole in your meat. This is important to keep your roast as moist as possible. A large hole made from a larger probe allows the natural juices from the meat to escape, drying out your main course. There are 3 buttons for use: ON/OFF, F°/C° (Fahrenheit or Celsius) and HOLD. That’s it! Hit the ON/OFF button to turn on the unit, choose Fahrenheit or Celsius, insert the probe and wait for the temperature reading to display. Hit the HOLD button so you can remove the thermometer from your meat and read the temperature outside the heat of the oven. The thermometer is NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) certified so it complies with all their standards for the quality, durability and cleanability of consumer products. 2 - CR2032 batteries included.<br><br>Helpful hints: Digital thermometers are not meant to be left in food during cooking. The plastic and electronic components could be damaged with excessive heat. To preserve battery life the digital display will dim after only a few seconds - it is still actively reading the temperature. Press any button to re-activate the display to see the current temperature.
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