Can you measure two "pieces of meat" simultaneous, one per probe and each with a readout?
1324529
I bought this as a gift and did plenty of research into the same question and the answer I found was yes, this prob should, according to the manufacturer, read two different temperatures at once.
1324530
Yes, it absolutely can track and display two different temps at the same time. We've used it several times in our propane smoker already and each time I've used the first probe for the meat temp (chicken, beef, and pork so far) and the second probe as the ambient smoker temp. No reason you couldn't track to different meat temps instead.
1166104
There is a guide for Beef, Chicken, Hamburger, Pork, Fish, Turkey, Veal and Potatoes. It has a gauge that shows the different levels (rare, medium, well done, etc). There is also a digital temperature display.
1386284
Yes, you can only use one if you wish, the other one could or could not be used for other temp readings ie in you fridge or perhaps use it to monitor temp outside of the house.
240621
I suppose you could since the temperature goes to 400F, but the end of the probe is rounded so it might be difficult to put into meat. I was looking for an easier-to-read candy thermometer, and this is perfect and is designed to fit on the side of the saucepan with the probe in the pan.
240618
Probably, this would not be the best choice for reading meat temperatures. It was designed as a candy and deep frying, and for that it has few peers. For its purpose, this is my own favourite, but I have several thermometers in my kitchen. I use them all, as each is designed to measure temperatures of specific kinds of food in specific situations.
231949
Yes, If I remember correctly, there are 2 meat probes and 1 smoker probe in the box.
227340
Yes. It has a soft yellow moulded case that can store both probes or you can install one probe into its case that allows you to hold the meter and probe in one hand and probe with the other hand. The probe sticks out about 4 inches from the meter when installed that way. It also has a back panel that extends so that the meter stands up for better viewing.
987691
I believe it goes from 140 or 145 to 180 for the meat probe. The probe will not work with anything other than large cuts of meat. If you used the probe in stew you would also get the temperature of everything else in the pot and not get an accurate reading. That being said the temperature probe works great as I have used it for a whole chicken and a pot roast and both came out moist and tender without being over cooked.
329488
I just happens to have two at the same time, and they were both at the same temp. Other than that I'm really not sure how else to check it !!
985005
I can't answer that question as I haven't used this thermometer in that fashion. I have used it to continously monitor meat temp in the thickest part of the meat. I did not move it around.
1787341
Yes that is how it works. However yesterday I did a pork tenderloin with it in and after the recommended 20-25 minutes this said it was at 113 when I was sure it was much hotter so I put in an instant read and it went to 140+ right away then I took this out and moved the probe and it shot up to 145 so I'm not sure how reliable it is. Perhaps I had done it wrong but I don't know how. I'm still mixed about this I love the idea of it.
578222
Have not found a way, I think that's kinda the down side to it, digital readout is limited. Good luck
1885484
Yes, this is the way I use mine and monitor two different meat temps in my smoker.
1403302
I suppose you could if you were just spot checking the candy but this thermometer is meant for quick reads of meats. I would probably look for a thermometer that could clip to the side of my pot for a constant temperature reading
877236
Not without cutting into the meat. The beam only measures what it comes in contact with measuring the surface temperature although cutting down onto the meat exposes a new surface. Also, the surface conditions of any object affects the reflected light and the reading by a few degrees. Experiment with it, boil water (212 F) Measure the water then & put a flat black and a shinny object in the water until they've stabalized and measure again.
285794
I can't see how you could... There is only one jack for a probe, and I have not seen any double probes, plus I see no way that you could switch screens from probe to probe.
1238437
It has a single probe that measures temperature and relative humidity. It will not do what you want - measure temperature in 2 places.