Taylor Programmabile con timer Lettura istantanea Sonda cablata Digitale, Carne, Alimenti, Grill BBQ Cucina Termometro da cucina con timer, Grigio 1470

Name: Taylor Programmabile con timer Lettura istantanea Sonda cablata Digitale, Carne, Alimenti, Grill BBQ Cucina Termometro da cucina con timer, Grigio 1470
Brand: Taylor
SKU: 803982726926
Price: 53.63 EUR
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Brand:Taylor

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DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO Il termometro/timer per sonda da cucina digitale Taylor fornisce risultati superiori sia per chef professionisti che dilettanti. Questo termometro digitale per carne misura accuratamente le temperature da 32 a 392 °F. Una resistente sonda in acciaio inossidabile con un cavo in silicone da 4 piedi consente di monitorare facilmente il cibo senza rimuoverlo dal forno. Altre caratteristiche includono un allarme automatico di tempo e temperatura in modo da poter misurare quanto tempo è rimasto prima che sia ora di mangiare. Il termometro da cucina dispone anche di un display stand-up per l'uso sul piano di lavoro o di un magnete per il fissaggio alla porta del forno. Sono incluse 2 batterie AAA. Aprire il forno per controllare la temperatura di un alimento significa sprecare il tempo del cuoco e perdere la temperatura e l'umidità del forno, per non parlare di una faccia piena di vapore. Questo termometro previene questi problemi. Inserisci la sonda in acciaio inossidabile da 6 pollici dello strumento in un arrosto di manzo o tacchino e monitora l'ora e la temperatura (da 32 a 392 gradi F) sull'ampio display digitale del termometro, che si collega alla sonda con un cavo da 4 piedi. Il pannello di controllo imposta il tempo e la temperatura di cottura e un allarme suona quando uno dei due viene raggiunto. Completamente aperto, il termometro/timer è alto 5 pollici, ma si ripiega per riporlo in modo compatto. I magneti sul retro ne consentono il montaggio temporaneo su una superficie metallica. --Fred Brack AMAZON.COM Aprire il forno per controllare la temperatura di un alimento significa sprecare il tempo del cuoco e perdere temperatura e umidità del forno, per non parlare di una faccia piena di vapore. Questo termometro previene questi problemi. Inserisci la sonda in acciaio inossidabile da 6 pollici dello strumento in un arrosto di manzo o tacchino e monitora l'ora e la temperatura (da 32 a 392 gradi F) sull'ampio display digitale del termometro, che si collega alla sonda con un cavo da 4 piedi. Il pannello di controllo imposta il tempo e la temperatura di cottura e un allarme suona quando uno dei due viene raggiunto. Completamente aperto, il termometro/timer è alto 5 pollici, ma si ripiega per riporlo in modo compatto. I magneti sul retro ne consentono il montaggio temporaneo su una superficie metallica. --Fred Brack

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Categories: Casa e cucina, Cucina e sala da pranzo, Utensili e gadget da cucina, Termometri e timer, Termometri per carne,

IMPORTANTE: la sonda del termometro sarà calda dopo l'uso. Usa presine o guanti da forno quando maneggi il termometro caldo. UTILIZZO E CURA: per ottenere i migliori risultati, lavare a mano il termometro; non mettere il termometro in lavastoviglie. BATTERIE INCLUSE: Richiede 2 batterie AAA (incluse). ALTAMENTE PRECISO: questo termometro digitale misura temperature da 32°F a 392°F, da 0°C a 200°C. DESIGN VERSATILE: questo termometro da cucina può essere tenuto inclinato o appiattito per essere visto in qualsiasi ambiente di cottura. TEMPERATURA PROGRAMMABILE E ALLARME TIMER: imposta la temperatura target e monitora la temperatura effettiva sul display. Ha anche una funzione timer che ha una portata fino a 24 ore. MONITORARE IL CIBO SENZA RIMUOVERLO DAL FORNO: la resistente sonda in acciaio inossidabile con un cavo in silicone da 4 piedi consente il monitoraggio del cibo all'interno del forno senza aprire la porta.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Batteries	2 AAA batteries required.
Brand	Taylor
Color	Gray
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 8,046 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Department	Kitchen & Dining
Display Type	Digital
Immersion Depth	6 Inches
Included Components	Taylor Digital Cooking Probe Thermometer and Timer
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Length	1 inches
Item model number	1470
Item Weight	4.8 ounces
Manufacturer	Lifetime Brands Inc.
Model Name	Digital Cooking Probe
Number of Batteries	2 AAA batteries required.
Outer Material	Stainless Steel
Power Source	Battery Powered
Product Care Instructions	Hand Wash Only
Product Dimensions	1 x 3 x 5.12 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	Monitoring
Response Time	5 seconds
Reusability	Reusable
Special Feature	Fast Reading System
Style	1470
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Upper Temperature Rating	392 Degrees Fahrenheit

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Scritto da: Brimac

Alarm is too quiet

Very nicely designed and solidly made but the temperature alarm is simply too quiet to hear, especially if there is a lot of ambient noise.

Scritto da: squad404

Still working after many years!

I use this quite a bit. All others fail after a short time. Pleasantly surprised at how long this has been reading temperature.

Scritto da: John S Rehak

Love the unit.

Love the unit this is my 2nd one. Sadly the probe wire was cut out of the box. need replacement.

Scritto da: James

Didn't know this product existed until I watched "Good Eats"

I have been playing "Chicken" with my oven clock for years. Oh, I have a nice oven, but I didn't go by "Temperature" Done, but Time when done. I've had my taste of undone Chicken. It is some degree of hard and jiggly. I have had my taste of dry. The choking is the hint. I've learned what great chicken is like by my success and failures. Watching Alton Brown's show, I seen this probe with long cable to a Temp and Timer that was also magnetized to attach to the oven side. Well, I decided to make a different purchase here with a couple dollars from FREE Shipping. I found what seems like Alton's exact probe with cable and programmable Temp/Time Beeper box. I tested this with my thawed whole chicken breast (heart-shape with bone,) my store bought temp probe stick and programmable Temp and Timer oven. My first effort was flawed. I probed the chicken, move the cable closing the door and program the Temp for 170-degrees F (not 165.) The box beeped at 170-degrees F. However, the probe was peeking out the other side. It read the oven. How was I sure, my store-bought read "133" degrees F. I tried again, but the chicken reduced size, may be? I had a slightly higher temp with probe peeking, again. Third time, it worked precisely. The store-bought probe read the same temperature. Think this was a fluke? I make homemade pizza that requires Water and Yeast. Water warms fast, so pizza isn't fun to make due to this. Too hot, it's a cross between pizza and beer taste. To the point, I suspended the probe in the water.. away from the pot. The three-cups was at 100-degree F VERY FAST saving me more water. (more water, slower the temperature rise. NOTE: if you PRESS "START" button to stop, the Temperature will go up or down -- so you know the TRUE Temp it is by the time you get to your food cooking. I hit the "START" button to stop the beeping; the TRUE Temp was 112-113 degrees. Time I poured the water into my measuring cup and added the yeast, the temp was perfect. In short Pizza if fun, again. MANUFACTURE: make a device so the probe can be suspended say in water or liquid. I had to McGiver a holder using Thongs and rubber bands. To conclude, my experience is NEW, but I am excited using this product. Is there a better product out there, I have no clue. "Good Eats" influenced me to but this foldable flat to mini lap top shape. I didn't get into how the cable seems shorter. Still, it does the job. I use it for Temperature probe WARNING Beeps. I didn't get into how the Temp Probe counts UP than say Down. (Think Soccer Scoreboard, Football) So, you should get a IDEA how long it will take next time. I didn't get into It can run as a TIMER alone. If you want to cook something to the PRECISE Temperature, this will do the job. I would recommend this product without question.

Scritto da: Frank

Very Good; but . . .

So far it's a great product. But, why do manufacturers insist on using little bitty teensy font when labelling things? Among other things, the on/off switch is labeled in about 6 point font stamped out of the gray plastic case so there is no size and no color distinction.

Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Works great

Item works well but the case is a bit on the cheap side. I bought this to replace my old one that quit working after many years of use. It had a metal case and survived multiple drops off the kitchen counter over the years. I'm a little concerned the new one with the plastic case might not survive the drops.

Scritto da: Margaret

works

works good so far

Scritto da: GoalieMom

not accurate over 100 degrees

I have had this thermometer for 9 months. It has not been accurate and I have cooked many roasts. Beef we usually pull at 125. Our thermapen showed 137- and we pulled at 122 -ruined! Solid well done! Last try we pulled at 125 and thermapen said 130. We tried to pull at a lower temp but it wasnt even accurate at that. We thought it was 3-5 degrees higher and adjusted. Today I simply boiled water. Every thermometer we have read 212 - except this. It ranged from 209-210 moving never steady and we suspect it gets more unstable as the temperature goes up.