Safe and Perfectly Done Food with the EatSmart Precision Pro Digital Food Thermometer

April 1, 2019 by A Bailey

A good food thermometer is a must-have item in today’s kitchen, and EatSmart’s Precision Pro Digital Food Thermometer is my top choice. For me, being able to quickly check the temperature of all sorts of foods using this well-designed thermometer gives me confidence in knowing I’m serving food that’s both safe to eat and done to perfection.

* Complimentary product received for review. This post may contain affiliate links.

Years ago, my first “instant-read” food thermometer had a round dial face with teeny-tiny numbers and a probe that had to be inserted 2 inches into the food to get a reading, and it took about a minute to get that reading. My new EatSmart Precision Pro Thermometer not only banishes all of those issues but has even more great features—yay! Here’s a breakdown:

• The LCD digital display is large and easy to read, but if I’m having trouble seeing the display, pressing the “on/off” button changes the display to an illuminated blue backlight for great visibility.
• The sensor is located in the stem’s thin 1.5mm “step down” tip, while the stem’s full 3-inch length allows for testing even thick foods (e.g., lasagna).
• This thermometer’s “InstaRead Technology” gives a reading in 10 seconds or less.
• The removable protective stem cover doubles as a handle extender, clipping onto the end of the handle to keep my hand a safe distance from a potentially dangerous burn.
• The buttons are well spaced and easy to press, even while the thermometer is inserted into food.
• Pressing the helpful “Hold” button while the probe is inserted in the food freezes the reading so you can view and verify the temperature after withdrawing the probe from the food.
• The “Max” button is useful when you want to see the maximum or minimum temperatures reached.
• Five minutes after use, the thermometer automatically turns itself off to save undue battery wear.
• The casing material’s food-safe antimicrobial properties inhibit the growth of bacteria, helping to avoid cross-contamination.

One of the primary uses for an instant-read food thermometer is to ensure that your food reaches a safe internal temperature to destroy bacteria that causes food-borne illnesses. Beyond that, however, a good thermometer like EatSmart’s Precision Pro can help you serve food cooked to a temperature that brings out the best of the food. For example, chicken thighs are safely done at 165°F, but they’ll be more tender and juicy when they reach 175°F-185°F. Good to know!

Like all EatSmart products, the Precision Pro Thermometer carries a 100% satisfaction guarantee, just one more reason to love the EatSmart company. I’m a big fan of EatSmart and have been getting their email newsletter for years; their blog covers interesting lifestyle, food, travel, and health topics as well as product information. Check out EatSmart for yourself at their website and on Facebook.

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Safe and Perfectly Done Food with the EatSmart Precision Pro Digital Food Thermometer

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