'Brilliant' BBQ meat thermometer on Amazon for less than €20
The smell of delightful barbeques has been in the air across Ireland for the last few weeks.
The weather has been exceptionally good for this time of year and with that comes that inevitable urge to dine al fresco.
Cooking raw meat on your prized grill can and should be an enjoyable experience but it's one that comes with a lot of responsibility. The last anything you want to do is undercook your meat and give a loved one or a friend food poisoning.
A good way to reduce the risk of such a disaster happening is by using an instant-read thermometer to ensure your meat is fully cooked.
Grill masters all over the world are raving about Weber Instant-Read Thermometer. Not only is it a tremendous accessory for any barbeque it's available to buy on Amazon.ie for less than €20.
This easy to use digital BBQ thermometer probe provides a fast, accurate Celsius or Fahrenheit temperature read-out when cooking, grilling or using your oven.
The Weber Instant-Read Thermometer, which currently boasts an average rating of 4.6 stars out of 5, does require a battery but the good news is that comes with one included.
One of the best things about the Weber Instant-Read Thermometer is just reliable and accurate it is and verified customers who purchased one agree.
"Very practical, good quality and accurate. Good for cuts, sausages or sausages on the grill or in a pan, I have also used it to take the temperature of doughs or liquids and it works well," wrote happy customer.
"Don't know how I lasted so long without one of these. Bought for husband for cooking on the bbq and now use it for every time cooking meat regardless of using bbq or oven," posted another.
However, not everyone had warm things to say about the Weber Instant-Read Thermometer. "At first this item worked well but after a few days refused to stay on , could be a bad battery," said the disappointed customer.
Alternatively, Curry's is selling the much pricier NINJA ProChef WP100EU Wireless Meat Thermometer at €109.99 while the folks over at thekitchenwhisk.ie has the Gefu BBQ Digital Thermometer on sale for €28.95.
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