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Cooking thermometer, 141 mm probe, digital food thermometer for barbecue, pastries, meat.
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Description
High accuracy and instant reading: The HORJOR kitchen thermometer quickly measures the core temperature of food. It provides an accurate reading in 2 to 3 seconds. Accuracy: ±1°C/1.8°F (range 0 to 100°C). Measuring range: -50°C to 300°C (-58°F to 572°F) to meet all your cooking needs. Easy to use: The probe offers two temperature settings, °C and °F, with the option to choose your preferred unit of measurement; an on/off button and a temperature lock button. The probe is 14.1 cm long and comes with a dust cap with a hanging system, allowing you to store it safely and keep your hands away from the heat. The probe is food-grade, resistant to very high temperatures and corrosion. Automatic shut-off: The thermometer automatically shuts off after 10 seconds of inactivity. It's especially practical for cooks in a hurry. Made of IP65 waterproof material, it can be used safely under running water. Its transparent screen provides a clear reading. The HORJOR pastry thermometer simplifies your life. Portable and easy to store: this digital food thermometer is 141 mm long, allowing you to reach the center of roasts and buns. It comes with a protective case for use anywhere, whether at a picnic or barbecue. The meat probe is magnetic, allowing you to attach it wherever you like, for example, to your stainless steel extractor hood. Multiple uses: this instant-read thermometer is ideal for baby milk and baths, baking, meat, bread, cakes and desserts, grilling, and much more; no more cooking worries! Cook with ease.
Features
- BrandSIOKS
- WaterproofYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME223667246
- MMID906274472008
- Product codeYXCP-34317
- EAN6932984129719
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