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Candy Thermometer vs Meat Thermometer – 6 Main Differences And Similarities

A sugar thermometer or a candy thermometer is used to measure the sugar solution's temperature while it is being cooked. It is used during the different stages of cooking the solution to check the...

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Can You Use A Meat Thermometer For Oil?

Controlling the temperature of the oil can be the make or break of some cooking attempts. Some dishes like crepes are extremely temperature-sensitive and need the right oil temperature to cook to...

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What is the Internal Cooking Temperature of Pork?

Cooking pork to the right temperature can be a tricky affair. Under-cooked meat can pose some serious health issues which also need to be avoided. An internal temperature of 145-160° F is...

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Where To Put A Meat Thermometer In A Turkey?

Nothing says holiday get together quite like a room full of family and friends, too many sides, and a turkey roasting in the oven. And although we love nothing more than a post-thanksgiving turkey...

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Can You Leave A Meat Thermometer In The Oven?

If you love to cook, then you know how a meat thermometer helps to understand if the meat is cooked. Many experienced cooks can easily estimate the doneness of the meat by eyeballing it. Ask your...

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