Different sounds can be set for different alerts: ready for resting, cook ready, alert, and overcook. The app can be set for Fahrenheit or Celsius, but that’s just the start. It will, however, make cooking easier and more foolproof. There’s no doubt about it-this thermometer is expensive. The dough was too soft and squishy to hold the thermometer at first, so we inserted it after a crust had formed.
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While MEATER Plus is obviously intended for meat, we also used it to monitor the temperature of a loaf of bread. It took a short time to calculate, but still left plenty of time to plan side dishes.
As the internal temperature started to rise, the app calculated the estimated cooking time remaining. Straight from the refrigerator, our pork roast was safely under 40 degrees. When the cooking starts, MEATER Plus displays the current food temperature as well as the ambient temperature. If those aren’t your preference, the temperatures can be adjusted. Those categories offer new choices that drill down until temperatures are offered, including those endorsed by the USDA as well as MEATER’s recommended temperature. Just choose one of the categories: beef, pork, poultry, lamb, fish, or other. The app has suggested temperatures for a wide variety of foods, and it’s intuitive to use. Since MEATER Plus doesn’t have a base unit that shows the temperature, it’s all about the app. The Spruce Eats / Donna Currie App: It estimates the finish time But until there’s an official statement online, we’re not sure it would be covered under warranty if it failed during sous vide cooking. The response was that it’s safe-and the person who responded does it all the time.
We wondered if it could be used in a sous vide bag but couldn’t find the information online, so we emailed the company. Since it’s small, we prefer handwashing so we can keep track of it.
When it’s time to clean, MEATER Plus has been tested by the manufacturer in dishwashers with no ill effects, but it’s simple to clean by hand as well. But this thermometer is smart, so if temperatures get close to their maximum it will send an alert. The rest of the probe can handle ambient temperatures up to 527 degrees, so it’s safe with normal oven temperatures and most grill temperatures. Getting it deep enough was easy when we made a thick beef roast, but a little trickier getting the probe into a thin, narrow steak. Since the food’s internal temperature isn’t going to be hotter than the boiling point of water, the probe is completely safe when nestled inside food. The one that measures the food’s internal temperature is safe to 212 degrees, which is why it needs to be inserted to the proper depth. MEATER Plus actually is two thermometers in one.
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