Taylor #807 Taylor Weekend Warrior Digital Fork Thermometer

Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Lawn & Patio
Brand: Taylor
Color: Red and Silver
EAN: 0077784008072
Label: Taylor
Manufacturer: Taylor
Model: 807.00
Publisher: Taylor
Release Date: 2006-04-24
Studio: Taylor
Variation Description: Red and Silver

Features:

2-pronged digital meat thermometer
Backlit LCD screen with ½-inch digital readout
Stainless steel tines for easy cleaning and durability
Auto shut off for energy efficiency
Measures temperatures from 0 to 220 degrees F

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Works well
This fork thermometer takes an accurate temp reading; and is a good deal for the price. It does have one quirk -it has a button to toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit which I keep accidentally hitting when I hold the fork. So I end up reading the temperature wrong because it has inadvertently changed to Celcius. Just be aware of this and the fork will work fine for all sorts of cooking.

Rating:

- Taylor Weekend Warrior Digital Fork Thermometer
This thermometer is terrific. It works quickly and the handle is long enough that you don't burn yourself on the heat from the coals. I highly recommend this product.

Rating:

- At last a thermometer I can see in dim light
The only outdoor BBQ thermometer that I could find with a lighted digital readout. Easy to see in the dim light outside at the BBQ. Reliable -accurate -and easy to use -at an affordable price

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