Taylor Classic Instant-Read Pocket Thermometer
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Taylor Classic Instant-Read Pocket Thermometer
Customer Review: Nice thermometer, nice price
Summary: 5 Stars
This thermometer works great for setting my small wine refrigerator to the right temperature. Wine does taste better if it is not refrigerated too cold. The thermometer is universal enough to be use from room to room to check AC and heating, or to check temperatures in the freezer as well as a refrigerator. When it is out of use, I keep it on my desk as a indoor thermometer.Customer Review: Worked for me!
Summary: 5 Stars
I needed to take the temperature of some milk I was boiling and cooling for yogurt - I knew my old thermometer never worked so I bought this one because it was cheap & easy and had some pretty good reviews. Surprise surprise - it worked and was quick!!! :) So easy and simple...don't waste your money on the more expensive ones!!! Sometimes simple is best;)Customer Review: Thermometer is able to be calibrated
Summary: 5 Stars
This thermometer not only works well, but I was able to calibrate it to the digital one that is dying. Since I make bread, but live in a very damp area, it is vitally important that all my ingrediants are within a certain temperature range. My digital worked well, but not for much longer. So I was able to get this Taylor to match that one.Customer Review: Never worked
Summary: 1 Stars
This item never worked out of the box. Not in the freeze, not under hot water, not in boiling water not in a pot roast. Always showed the same temperature. I assume I got a defective one and got another one at the grocery store which has the added benefit of not needing a magnifying glass to read the dial. It now sits in a landfill.Customer Review: You Better Check Calibration
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought 2 because of the price. When I recieved the thermomter my first task was to immerse both of them in boiling water and then ice water. The neither unit was calibrated. Worse they both couldn't be calibrated because there is no way to adjust the span. So in the end they hit the garbage can. You get what you pay for.