HOMETOOLS.EU® – Temperatur-Beständiges analoges BBQ Grill-Thermometer Koch-Thermometer, zum Nachrüsten für BBQ Töpfe Bräter Smoker, Räucher-Ofen. 10°C – 500 °C
Ursprünglicher Preis war: 11,00 €9,99 €Aktueller Preis ist: 9,99 €. inkl. MWST
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★★★★★(4)
Inside the box –
This Wireless Meat thermometer,150m Range Bluetooth 5.1 comes in a very elegant green case. This case is both to store the probe in and also to charge it with the provided USB Charging Cable.
The probe itself is a very solid metal probe and is waterproof.
You manage it via the RoastTrack App from your App Store. I downloaded the App and had programmed the cooking of my piece of Salmon in a matter of minutes, it was that simple. Open the case and press the button until the green light shows. Then in the App follow the simple instructions to connect it to your device via BlueTooth. Take the probe and insert it all the way, into your meat, to the little mark near the probe handle, then select your meat in the App, the desired cooked temperature (or choose the Preset temperature) and any notifications you would like, such as a reminder when the temperature is 10 deg before the target temperature is reached, then press start cooking.
The display will then show the internal temperature of your meat, the ambient temperature of your oven and the target temperature. You can then leave it to get on with cooking and take your phone with you to receive notifications. I was able to leave the kitchen and go into the lounge and still had perfect connectify.
My piece of Salmon was cooked to perfection and it was nice to check that my oven temperature was the same as I selected.
The current price of £56.99 is rather more than I would normally pay for a meat thermometer, but would consider it a great gift for someone who BBQ’s regularly or just loves cooking.
Inside the box –
This is a fantastic device. The probe is small, sleek and compact and comes in a charging case. It charges via USB-C (a cable is included). There is an excellent app RoastTrack, you connect to the device via Bluetooth, insert the probe and can monitor the progress of the cooking in the app. You simply leave the case relatively near the probe and the case then has a much longer range in which it can communicate with the app. I monitor its progress around the downstairs of the house for example when using the probe in the air fryer. I originally wondered whether the probe would be able to communicate from within the ninja which is well built, sturdy and has metal compartments but it did so easily.
It monitors both ambient temperature and the internal temperature of the food. The app is simple to use and can operate in both centigrade and Fahrenheit. You can see the current temnperature, set the target for a given type of food by selectinga picture of that food or setting up new presets.
The app gives second by second updates on ambient and internal temperatures, you can see how it has progressed on a chart and the app can give you advance notice that the food is nearly cooked.
It’s a superb little device, which I am delighted with a nd has become a go to for me with day to day cooking. Remember to handle the probe with care though when the food is cooked as it too gets heated. I double checked meats afterwards with a manual probe and the probe seems accurate. I still find it useful to use a second probe to test different part of the meat, just to check for variations in temperature.
Spooce –
This remote thermometer is perfect for cooking large cuts of meat slowly on the BBQ – It lets you keep the lid closed and monitor progress remotely without disturbing it – which actually speeds the cooking process up as you’re not letting heat out to check manually. It seems to be more robust and better suited to the job than my Meater device, plus it is cheaper so great value.
Spooce –
Your thermometer kit will include the wireless probe, a storage case which also acts as the charger and Bluetooth booster, a type ‘C’ usb charging cable and finally a pull out instruction pamphlet which is quite easy to follow.
This food thermometer from CharMeter stores takes cooking food to the correct safe temperature to a whole new level. However, this advancement in culinary cookware doesn’t come cheap as the retail price of this beauty stands at time of writing, at just one penny shy of 60 quid.
Having said that, this case contained food thermometer exudes quality from every angle and should be on open display on your kitchen counter top as opposed to hidden away between meals in the top drawer, it looks that good.
To take the deep dive into the workings of the thermo stick and how to best control it, you will first need to download the app either by manually typing in the app name or simply by using the QR code printed on the inside of the instruction pamphlet. If you are going to search for this manually the app you’ll be looking for is RoastTrack and once in the device is known as INT-11X-B
Once you have the app up and running and the thermometer paired with Bluetooth you can start to get to grips with the app which is quite intuitive. Although I started off with the simplest choice from the apps list of various products, which were the sausages, you can touch screen the custom cooking button and go down that route. All the various things you would expect from a decent app are in there, temperature, timers, depth of cooking etc.
I personally thought that this was a quality piece of cookware which, along with the app, made cooking your food to perfection an easier task and one which could now be done with precision by anyone.
Having said that, not everybody is going to want to pay £60 just to make sure their sausages, burgers or sirloin steak are at the correct temperature for a specified time, as I’m pretty sure that this could be achieved at a much lower cost. However, you get what you pay for in this world and you can’t take away the fact that this is indeed a classy piece of kitchen paraphernalia and one that works really well.