Last Updated on October 13, 2021
A long-time contributor to GrillBabyGrill. Jim has had a lifelong relationship with the art of grilling, passed on from his father and grandfather to him.
Have you ever wished that there was some way you could check the temperature of the meat without taking it off the grill first? ThermoPro makes a handy and portable meat thermometer that lets you get an exact reading of the temperature inside. You no longer need to touch the meat or use any other methods to see it’s rare, medium-rare or well-done.
Whether you love having guests over or just grill for your family, you know that some people are picky about how they like their meat cooked. Your kids might refuse to eat burgers with any pink spots inside while your spouse loves meat that is quite rare. The ThermoPro TP20 is a great gadget for those who like grilling.
With two presets, this thermometer can tell you when your meat reaches the temperature approved by the USDA. It can monitor and check the temperatures of up to nine different cuts of meat and tell you when they’re safe to pull off the grill. It also has two probes that you can insert in two different portions of meat.
In this ThermoPro TP20 review, you’ll find out what the thermometer looks like and how it works as well as why it’s worth the investment.
ThermoPro TP20 Review & Breakdown
Have you ever pulled a steak off the grill and found that you cooked it just a little too long? Instead of coming out hot and juicy with a bright pink center, it’s gray inside and has little to no juice. While you can’t use most thermometers on your grill, you can use the TP20 to test the temperature of burgers and steaks or any other meat that you cook. It works on poultry and seafood too.
The TP20 is worth the investment because of the digital screen that shows you the level of doneness that you selected and when the meat reaches that level. It can show the temperatures you selected for two different products and give you a reading on both too. If you want a temperature probe that is accurate and works with all the meats that you cook, you can’t go wrong with the ThermoPro TP20 Review.
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FINAL THOUGHTS
All it takes is one online search for you to find thermometers that you can use when cooking candy and savory dishes in your kitchen. It’s not always as easy to find a thermometer that will work on your grill because the heat inside can interfere with the thermometer’s reading. With the TP20, you can keep an eye on anything you cook and see when it reaches the temperature level that you want.
Everyone prefers their meats cooked in different ways. Some love rare steaks that are bright red on the inside and charred on the outside. Others love well-done meat that is hot all the way through but still slightly juicy. With this thermometer, you can set the level of doneness that you want and view when your meat reaches the maximum temperature under that level. For grilling enthusiasts who want to cook for a group and grill meats at different temperatures, the ThermoPro TP20 Review is a great thermometer.
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