Smoking Meat Questions and Discussion

[BACyclone]

Looking for a wireless thermometer that won't break the bank. Anybody have any good ones they've used over the years and like. TIA.

ThermoWorks is definitely the "industry standard" but generally you're going to pay a premium for it.

I've used the lower-priced ThemoPro line for quite a while, and the price to performance is quite good. I have one much like this in the picture and the range and accuracy is everything I need. My only quibble is for some unique situations I wish I had more than two probes...there are versions with 4 probes.

 

[hiltonisheaven]

ThermoWorks is definitely the "industry standard" but generally you're going to pay a premium for it.

I've used the lower-priced ThemoPro line for quite a while, and the price to performance is quite good. I have one much like this in the picture and the range and accuracy is everything I need. My only quibble is for some unique situations I wish I had more than two probes...there are versions with 4 probes.

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I’ve used the ThermoPro wired 4-probes unit for 4 years and it’s excellent. Wireless weren’t really available back when I bought it. The wires are a pain to clean and untangle so I’d go with the wireless.

 

[IceCyIce]

If you want real good pork patties? Grind up the whole 1/2 hog into patties. Ham, loin,bellies, included.

Seems like a lot of patties, and wasting the better cuts of the hog.

 

[FLYINGCYCLONE]

Seems like a lot of patties, and wasting the better cuts of the hog.

See 4076. I think everyone there enjoyed what they ate. It was for a very good cause.

 

[BillBrasky4Cy]

ThermoWorks is definitely the "industry standard" but generally you're going to pay a premium for it.

I've used the lower-priced ThemoPro line for quite a while, and the price to performance is quite good. I have one much like this in the picture and the range and accuracy is everything I need. My only quibble is for some unique situations I wish I had more than two probes...there are versions with 4 probes.

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I just plugged this bad boy into a couple of pork butts this morning. I've been using this ThermoPro wireless thermometer for at least 5 years now and it works great.