Great price. Enjoy :)
Woolworths Essentials Meat Thermometer is suitable for use with beef, lamb. pork, veal, turkey and chicken.
Home Collection Kitchen Gadget Meat Thermometer Kitchen each $1.50 (Was $6) @ Woolworths
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Damn, I'm looking for a meat thermometer that I can use with duck and/or kangaroo. The search continues.
Edit: Beaten. ;)
What about things that aren't meat like vegetables and tofu?
lol why do you need a temperature reading for veg
Go raw
Woolworth math… 1/2 price!
1/2 squared.
Just out of interest, while I understand the importance of one for safety and cooking results, do many of you actually use a thermometer?
I imagine many people eat red meat rare or "whatever" on the inside and OzBargainers buy pre-cooked chicken for half price at 10 pm.
It's useful for those "manufactured roasts" common these days. And Thankstaking dinners.
Very very useful for cooking roasts.
Though with all the sous vide sales I suspect a fair few of us (me included) just use a sous vide and cut out the thermometer bit. You don't need to keep an eye on meat with sous vide as it all gets cooked perfectly. Just needs a bit of a sear at the end.
Yep, agree with you re SV. But when I'm doing a roast in the oven / on BBQ, I use a Maverick digital thermometer - works perfectly, and since it has a remote (with alarm) too, I can wander off and do other stuff while waiting to hit the target temperature.
Only required when you are cooking $149 wagyu
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/432394#comment-6848821Funnily enough, I had a Waygu steak from Aldi the other week, (can't recall the price per kg, but it certainly wasn't $149, it was very reasonable), and it was fantastic - and yes, I used my Maverick to ensure it was perfect.
Yes, especially for chicken or for roasts.
Take guesswork out of picture - so not under or over-cooked.
Very useful, if meat is direct from freezer/fridge.I do. However I do recommend an instant read over a dial thermometer. But then you have to deal with batteries so…. anyway yes it's very handy for perfectly cooked meat rather than random feels and looks to determine cookedness.
$1.50 you can't go wrong.
Bought one, thanks OP! I find it’s pretty good quality.
This looked interesting but I really need one that will also work with Venison and Duck