I have seen people shelling out hundreds of dollars on a thermometer. That’s twenty times more than my yearly Netflix subscription and forty times plus my yearly tea expenses. I am not criticizing anyone’s buying choice or ridiculing a particular brand – but just because a thermometer is expensive doesn’t necessarily imply it’s better.
While I am not a professional cook, I’ve been rustling up coffee and food for the last 7-8 years. And trust me, when I say this, I’ve used a less than $40 digital thermometer for the task and it has served me pretty well over the years. So, if you are seeking one such meat thermometer that determines the desired doneness of food and doesn’t end up breaking the bank, check out this HappyWorks Meat Thermometer that’s currently being pledged hot on Kickstarter.
Designed for effortless precision, this thermometer doesn’t just show you the temperature, it indicates the ideal doneness of your meat at a glance, from rare to well-done. Whether you’re cooking on the stove, in the oven, or out on the grill, the easy-to-read digital display removes the guesswork, making cooking simpler and more enjoyable. “We wanted to make cooking easier and more fun by creating a thermometer that’s simple, reliable, accurate and straightforward,” states Noy Chatoyan, Co-Founder of HappyWorks.
Most of us fret at the thought of accidentally serving our friends and family undercooked meat, but HappyWorks Meat Thermometer eliminates that worry. Courtesy of its quick, guided readings, making it a go-to for anyone who wants to check their food’s temperature without fuss. All you need to do is insert the thermometer into the thickest part of the meat and its digital display would provide accurate reading.
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Great for home cooks and occasional grillers, the HappyWorks Meat Thermometer bids goodbye to overcooked or undercooked meals and lets you enjoy a cooking experience that’s simple, intuitive, and worry-free. The Thermometer is currently on Kickstarter and can be reserved for $30, as part of an early bird deal.
