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Polder Original Cooking Timer and Thermometer
1996 Good Housekeeping Good Buy Award / 32 to 392 Degrees Farenheit / 5 Minute Alarm / Memory / Simultaneous Timer
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Polder Original Cooking Timer and Thermometer Reviews
Easy to use, I love the audible alarm for time and pre-set temp love this.
To shut it off I have to take the battery out of it and store the instrument that way. I bought my thermometer for help when cooking meat in the oven. It is just one of those poorly designed and cheaply made Chinese manufactured things that would have been much better built in the good old USA. The thermometer is handy to have when cooking but a pain in the A__ to store. That is a real pain when you have to then keep track of the thermometer the probe and wire and a little loose rolling battery. Then when you want to use it again you have to take the time to pull the battery cover that is somewhat difficult to remove, replace the battery and then replace the battery cover. It does everything as advertised, however I can't seem to find a switch to turn the thing off when I want to store it.
No kitchen should be with out one and this particular one with its temperature alarm is superb. Bought this item after watching Alton Brown on Food Network cooking with one on their Thanksgiving Special and reading the reviews of others on Amazon.
Bought this on sale, and glad I didn't pay full price. I'll stick with my digital instant-read one. After a few uses it stopped beeping, so now I need to run over every few minutes to check if food has reached proper temp. Also, it's not that easy to set the temp buttons. I used a few times and the metal cable burned nearly through (so now it's hanging by a few threads).
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