Our favorite leave-in probe thermometer is our longtime recommendation: the ThermoWorks ChefAlarm. We love its intuitive controls, responsiveness, and versatility—it's great for roasting, smoking, ...

I've used digital meat probes plenty of times, but often, when I need to use them, the battery is dead. When it works, the display is hard to read and takes around 5-10 seconds to get an accurate ...

If the thermometer doesn’t have a probe, it can be placed about 2 inches to the side of the food and about 1 inch above the grill grates to get an accurate reading of the grill temperature.

The rotating probe can be tucked in when not in use, and the back of the thermometer has a magnet on it so it can be hung on the side of your fridge. This meat thermometer has a 4.6-star average ...

The probe folds in to save space, and it's one of the sharper ones we tested, meaning it works very well regardless of meat type. That's even more impressive, considering this is the cheapest ...

After testing 36 digital instant-read and probe thermometers for our guide to the best meat thermometers, four of our five recommendations are ThermoWorks products. What makes the Thermapen One ...

For long, slow cooking, a wireless thermometer can take the hassle out of monitoring temperature. “If you’re cooking something like a brisket, which can take 12 hours, you can put the probe in ...

Supplied with a NIST-traceable certificate of calibration, the 4400T thermistor-based digital thermometer covers a temperature range of –20°C to +130–C, accurate to within ±0.03°C from –5°C to +70°C ...

After testing 11 probe thermometers for this guide, we think the ThermoWorks Dot (center) is the best for most people. Photo: Caroline Enos A good probe thermometer should quickly and accurately ...

Price: $56.99 This handy grilling tool is one of the best digital probe grill thermometers you can buy. It has two easy-to-read probe monitors that are accurate from up to 300 feet away.