MAD MEAT GENIUS

MAD MEAT GENIUS
Chilebrown at home

Thursday, March 11, 2010

THERMAPEN, TOOL OR GADGET?


The latest addition to the Chilebrown arsenal of kitchen gadgets is the 'Super-Fast Thermapen' digital thermometer.. This tool is a must have item for any serious cook. This is a fast, accurate way to determine the temperature of all your grilled meat products. The readings are given in 3 seconds. The Thermapen is water resistant in case you have spillage of an adult beverage. The Thermapen includes 'Biomaster anti-bacterial additive. This is very important, for what?, I have no clue. The battery life claims 1500 hours. That is a lot of meat to check.


The Thermapen is not a gadget. It is an important tool in our kitchen. This is the judge and jury of meat preparation. We have used numerous other thermometers. Some have been good and some just plain cheap. This is the Cadillac of meat thermometers. We are going to give it a test on some grilled corned beef this weekend.


7 comments:

meathenge said...

Oh man. I've had mine for 5 years or more and can't live without it. I take it on trips with me and to parties where I know there's going to be grilling done. I love my red Thermopen!

Biggles

Greg said...

They are also a great deep frying thermometer.

I gots me a red one too.

Zoomie said...

You _grill_ corned beef? Why did I never think of that! It sounds so good!

Chris said...

I love mine (red)! In addition to grilling, they are perfect for keeping water for poaching at 200f instead of boiling.

Chilebrown said...

I thought about red or black. I had to be different. I need to get the holster.

Zoomie, I soak the roast to de-salt it a little.

I just recieved my new tool/gadget that will propel me into the cyber space of barbequing. Stay tuned!

Anonymous said...

I need one of those. Do you touch it to the meat? My husband has a infrared wine thermo that you hover directly above the adult beverage.

Chilebrown said...

highlandsranchfoodie, I am little shocked you do not have one. This is for internal temperatures.