Everyone needs a digital meat thermometer, especially if you're a fan of grilling or sautéing meat or fish. Not only does it achieve perfectly cooked protein, but it also ensures the proper temperature for food safety. The drawback? Sometimes the thermometers don't work consistently, and it can be tough to keep checking the temperature, especially when you're grilling or smoking. That's why the INKBIRD Bluetooth Barbecue Grill Meat Thermometer IBT-4XS is an essential.
The thermometer comes with a digital screen and four different probes with a high temperature accuracy in Fahrenheit or Celsius, so you can test multiple items at a time. The Bluetooth feature pairs with the INKBIRD app on an Android or iPhone, allowing you to read the temperature of your meat or fish from up to 150 feet away.
The thermometer also has 12 different modes to accommodate eight different cuts of meat and fish, along with three pre-set modes for hot, cold, or barbecue smoking, plus a customizable setting to select your desired doneness from rare to well done. Any custom settings can also be saved too, that way you can easily repeat the cooking process for next time. If you want to measure your protein the whole time it's cooking, the thermometer can range from 32 degrees Fahrenheit to 482 degrees Fahrenheit. If you're just taking a quick gauge, the thermometer can measure up to 575 degrees Fahrenheit.
The thermometer's charge will hold up to 40 hours, and it's magnetic too, so you can easily clip it to the grill or store it on the fridge. To use the thermometer, connect the probes into the digital piece, then connect the bluetooth to your app and select the mode that fits what you're cooking. For long term monitoring, you'll want to attach the metal clasp to the probe so it stays on the grill grates. Then, you just close the grill up and leave the bluetooth screen to the side.
"This is absolutely the best cooking tool I have ever bought." one reviewer said, adding that it's "game changing." Shoppers rave over its design, stating how easy it is to use. "This is so seamless, you start the app, turn it on, and you are in business," one user wrote.
Source: FoodandWine.
