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ThermoPop TX-3100 Splash-Proof Cooking Thermometer (various colors) Expired
$12.60
$21.00
+ $3 S&H
ThermoWorks has ThermoPop TX-3100 Splash-Proof Cooking Thermometer (various colors) on sale for $12.60. Shipping starts at $4.99 (may vary by location).
Thanks to Community Member aced- for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member aced- for finding this deal.
Features:
- Big backlit digits
- Temp range: -58 to 572°F (-50 to 300°C)
- Accurate to within ±2°F (1°C)
- Switchable °C/°F
- IP66 Waterproof Rating
- 5,000 hours of typical performance with included lithium battery, replacement batteries available
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Edited November 27, 2022
at 12:03 PM
if anyone missed out on this a few weeks ago, Thermoworks is running another promo on the Thermopops
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Can confirm the 10% off code is still working as of this posting.
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Only one code accepted per order.
This is a legit brand/company unlike a lot of the shilled junk on SD.
I am seeing $4.99 as cheapest shipping, ymmv by location
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Oh wow I didn't correlate that! We got an induction range and my thermopop suddenly started jumping around for readings.
I replaced it with the thermopen one and all is well.
Sure enough, I just tested it and as soon as the pot got near the pop went from steady reading to jumping!
I replaced it with the thermopen one and all is well.
Sure enough, I just tested it and as soon as the pot got near the pop went from steady reading to jumping!
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Came here to say this. Also, Thermopops used to cost $50, or $60 at a retail store. I loaded up and bought 4 of them a year ago for $23 each believing I was locking in on the lowest price was going to see in a long time (At least without spending an excessive amount of time Chasing a deal).
I find myself using the thermopop more than their flagship thermometer Because I don't enjoy folding and unfolding the needle. The thermopop takes a second or two longer, but that's shorter than unfolding and folding a needle.
This is a silly price. I got 4 more 1 as a gift. 1 blue one to use only with water so I am assured No food residue will my water (coffee, tea, ect) so my Controlled OCD Doesn't fret cleaning the h*** out of it before I put it in my water when I make coffee at home.
ThermoPro TP15 Waterproof Instant Read Food Thermometer, Digital Meat Thermometer for Cooking and Grilling, Backlight Kitchen Thermometer, BBQ Smoker Cooking Thermometer with Probe Calibration https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GWGTJRQ/
Thanks! Now I can get a waterproof one and not have to pay for shipping 👍
Sometimes one or the other is a few bucks cheaper but you'll pay full price for the other.
And an inferior product. Congrats.
This folks. 1000%
+- 1 degree is just average, especially for these type of thermometers without calibration.
Ie. Pretty much every higher quality made in China type will do similar.
(Thermocouple tech isn't rocket science.)
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https://www.thomassci.c
And the like if you REALLY want accurate and proven calibration.
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Thermapen is basically the food service standard. Many Thermoworks products come with a calibration certificate, which is important in many use cases. Thermoworks products are very well made.
Plenty of "good enough" options exist out there. I personally have a Lavatools Javelin [amazon.com]. I paid ~$30 for it maybe 6 years ago. It's performance is similar to a Thermopop but the form factor is like a Thermapen. I did a couple big charity cooks a year and wanted something for the apron pocket. But if I were buying today, I'd pay $12 for the Thermopop at home and the ~$60 for a classic Thermapen for the public cooks. Both options offer better value for the money spent.