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Connoisseur Oven Thermometer by Taylor
The Connoisseur Oven Thermometer measures oven temperatures from 150-600 degrees F. The large thermometer has a 2 1/2" viewing dial for easy reading, with stainless steel construction and silicone gri...; See complete description »
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The Connoisseur Oven Thermometer measures oven temperatures from 150-600 degrees F. The large thermometer has a 2 1/2" viewing dial for easy reading, with stainless steel construction and silicone grips for safe and easy handling. Versatile three-position alignment allows the thermometer to hang, stand, or clip to an oven rack. Since most oven temperatures vary from top to bottom and side to side, place an oven thermometer next to food while cooking to ensure the most actuate reading of cooking temperature.
Our premium line of Connoisseur thermometers represent the epitome of the Taylor reputation. With its distinctive look, this series clings to all things culinary. This line features full stainless steel cases designed with uniquely shaped, oversized dials, which avoid counter roll-off. Plus, the silicone accents around the dials aid in gripability and add a splash of color. All are calibrated with pinpoint accuracy to provide quality results day after day. Heritage, precision accuracy, innovation, style -- no other thermometer line combines all four.
Our premium line of Connoisseur thermometers represent the epitome of the Taylor reputation. With its distinctive look, this series clings to all things culinary. This line features full stainless steel cases designed with uniquely shaped, oversized dials, which avoid counter roll-off. Plus, the silicone accents around the dials aid in gripability and add a splash of color. All are calibrated with pinpoint accuracy to provide quality results day after day. Heritage, precision accuracy, innovation, style -- no other thermometer line combines all four.
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Recommended By 88% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 88% of Reviewers
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by joanna, MD
December 29, 2012
The stand is too small and falls through the oven rack. When I tried to hang it it tilted back so it couldn't be read unless kneeling down. Plus when returning it cost almost as much to ship as the item itself. I have ordered from you many times before and have never been disappointed until now.
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by ERHARD, FL
December 26, 2012
I have used Taylor instruments for many years in manufacuring plants, in fact specified their installation. Their recording instruments are usually the bestand most reliable. That is why I purchased this oven thermometer. The problem is that it clouds up in the inside of the thermometer and I could not read the temperature. Needless to say, I am extremely disappointed.
0 of 0 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Very Useful for the Price
by SIDNEY, LA
June 6, 2012
So glad to finally have an oven thermometer that works correctly! Found out my oven was all over the place and never even near the dial settings - sometimes higher, sometimes lower (it IS over 20 years old, though!). I can finally bake and roast without having to constantly adjust the temperature and guessing at cooking times. A real value for the money!
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by Thomas, CA
March 30, 2012
I checked my new oven and found out that when the buzzer goes off when it has reached the temp set that you need to wait for another 7 min. for the oven too actully reach the set temp>
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Now I really know the oven temp
by Amy, WI
January 13, 2012
I knew our apt oven temp control was off, this thermometer confirmed it. 50 degrees off! That would explain my standing rib roast near disaster a few weeks ago. I still use a meat thermometer, but now I know I should set the oven to 300 if I desire 350. Worked like a charm. I keep in hanging in there at all times. Oddly enough I did find too many hot spots when I moved it around to test the temp in different areas of the oven.
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