CDN IRL500 InstaRead, Built correctly for the job.
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Built correctly for the job.
The clip for this thermometer holds it vertically down the side of the pot and not sticking out at an angle like most others do. I have had a time with others trying to prevent them from touching the basket or bird.
Update (2/7/2012):
The featured review for this product, CDN IRL500 InstaRead Deep Fry Turkey Thermometer Kitchen, was written by William Shuman.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Posted on: July 28, 2010
Filed under: Reviews
Reviews (3)
Jusbri
July 13th, 2010 at 11:14 pm
A great thermometer with long probe
If you need a deep fry thermometer with a long probe, this is it. A good product with a great price.
William Shuman
July 24th, 2010 at 9:50 pm
Built correctly for the job.
Rated 5 stars.
Larry Duane Smith
July 26th, 2010 at 5:14 pm
Just OK
Just OK. This is about as easy as I may say so. Clearly not be very accurate. I have to test the boiling water and it was only about 190 F. It used to roast a turkey and was unable to obtain oil, 350 f. I am not sure whether it was the thermometer or not, but that seems case at all.
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