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Mine were a couple of degrees different sitting on the counter top. Reverse the probes in their respective holes and see what happens. When i put mine into practice they were fine. Depends how anal u/we are i guess. 6 degress is a lot 1 or 2 among friends is tolerable. I never did the...
I take the batteries or one battery out between uses otherwise I was having the same issues as the rest of u. The only disadvantage of this is that u need to start over fresh everytime in terms of settings as the receiver forgets. I keep everything in a large ziplock in a box and i think the...
The tile would be a cheap way to test. I have some in mine but I was just using for thermal mass. As i remember mine are 9 small ones with a little space between each so as not to overheat the bottom.
Franklin's can arguably boast the worlds best brisket. Sold out every day since he opened. I like smiths and blacks in Lockhart and the sausage in Luiling. Q has to be good in Lockhart or it won't be in business long. Too many joints there.
Sell it to a weatherman. I heard many people say they don't measure ice well. Nature of the beast. My point being as long as the ice is hard its good with me, not measuring it. My probes are good in the range i need them and thats alright by me. Every time I move my boiling temperature changes...
... and so they should have. I know i'm never going to grill ice so i've never tested the probes that low or at 600F° either ... toasted a few up around there before though. They don't like fire/flame! Just plugged mine in for fun. Read 77 and 79 out of storage after 5 minutes sitting on the...
Never boiled nor froze mine but its within a degree or two of room or outside temperatures as per room thermostats and outdoor temp guages amongst other devices. I've had the probes read 1 or two degrees different from one to the other but reasonably close. When they sit openly in the hot sun I...
I know what u mean. If i haven't used mine in a while I hold a little refresher course for myself and play with it before the cook to kind of get familiar with it again. Have a whole collection of thermometers I've collected over the years so it can get confusing who does what/how.
I have an Akorn .... for a butt i cook about 250-275°F to 160°F, foil, then on the gasser 'till 205F, unfoil for 45 minutes to an hour to stiffen up the bark, if desired! Rest an hour or so and pull!