Taylor - Meat Dial Thermometer

September 09,2024

Slow and steady temperature monitoring for the best, juiciest results. This Leave-In Meat Thermometer with glass lens is safe to be left in the oven or grill during use.

A quality thermometer is an essential tool for determining whether or not food has reached a safe temperature for consumption and this Taylor 6215J 8 superior grade instant read pocket probe dial thermometer can be counted on for accuracy. This probe thermometer features a 2 superior grade dial with black numbers and measurements on a white background. The high contrast face is easy to read for quick and accurate reference.

Taylor Bi-Therm 2 Dial Thermometer

Taylor Thermometer 3Pc Set Includes 1 Super Fast Digital Thermometer and 2 Leave-in Oven-Safe Analog Meat Thermometers

This folding Stainless Steel probe thermometer is compact for easy storage. The large 0.60” display has a blue backlight for easy readability. Probe

Taylor Stainless Steel Digital Folding Probe Meat Thermometer with Blue Backlight Display

MODEL 5939N. Large, Easy-To-Read 2-3/4 Dial. Red Pointer. Glass Lens. Adjustable Temperature Indicator. Stainless Steel 4-1/2 Stem. NSF Listed.

NEW TAYLOR 5939N CLASSIC STAINLESS MEAT THERMOMETER EASY READ DIAL ADJUSTABLE

1-3/4 Dial thermometer Temperature range 0 to 220 degree F with a degree division of 2 degree F 3 Point calibration for +/- 2 degree accuracy of

Taylor 8215N 8-Inch Bi-Therm Pocket Dial Thermometer, 1.75-Inch Dial, 0 to 220 Degree F, NSF

Taylor 5988N 5 Instant Read Pocket Probe Dial Thermometer 50 to 550 degrees Fahrenheit

Taylor Digital Probe Meat Thermometer, Black, Compact Size for BBQs and Tailgating, Foldable Probe for Easy Storage in the Meat Thermometers department at

The Taylor 3519FDA 3 3/16 digital pocket probe thermometer is a versatile tool for any kitchen. It gives a clear digital readout on its 1/2 display screen. This thermometer gives readouts of both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures for versatility. It also has a resolution of 0.1 degree Fahrenheit, meaning that it is able to detect incredibly small increments of measure.