could i use to test the temperature of hot water in a pot?
1637983
Yes you can, I use it primarily for this and it works very well. It takes less than 8 seconds to get a stable reading.
1637984
Yes it only takes a few seconds to get the reading. As a chef I use it for that all the time.
1637985
Well, my husband has been using it to test the water in our fish tank and it has been very accurate, so I don't see why not. I just wouldn't leave it to sit in the boiling water since it's an instant read thermometer instead. If you are looking to make candy/ caramelize sugar and you need to constantly gauge the temperature I would suggest getting a candy thermometer that hooks to the side of the pot and stays there.
1637986
Yes, this thermometer can read the temperature of water. It can measure from 300 degrees Fahrenheit down to 58 degrees below zero.
86911
I used my probe to check water temperature and now it does not work. I would say you should not use this probe to check liquids.
1811474
To be honest I'm not sure, but I don't see why not. You can always use the "old fashion" method of boiling water as well.
436032
I have used it for liquids and it works. Although one strange thing. On mine the set temp goes up on its own while it is in the pot, as if a gremlin is pressing the temp up button. Just by 1 to 4 degrees.
2111408
Yes. I use it to measure infant bath water, and cooking temp on oil and broth. Remember the pool temp is going to vary depending on the depth of the water.
951915
To calibrate any thermometer, you need to compare at least three of its readings (in the middle and at the ends of thermometer's temperature range) to the related readings of a standard one (the other thermometer with better accuracy). If you do not have another (more accurate) thermometer, the other simple way is to heat water to its boiling point (100 degrees Celcius) and measure this water temperature by Gogogu. Compare readings - you will know approximately what would be the error of your thermometer.
1726954
It would be difficult. You would probably get burns as the thermometer is not instant and has no clip, etc., to attached to side of any vessel. I have to pull items out of oven to check temp due to heat.
1841338
Don't see why not. The temperature range is -58 to +572F or -50 to +300C. The only caveat is that there is no clip for attaching it your pot. But, it is instant read. So, if you are OK with dipping it in to read the temperature and then removing it, you should be good.
918839
Yes, you can test any pot with a magnet. If the magnet sticks it will work on an induction cook top.
2073893
To be truthful I have no idea as that is not something I have ever done. Seems to me that it would be easy enough to stop at a store retailing Cuisinart cookware and run your very own test. It would provide you with an undeniable result.
1741086
Not sure, I heat my water with an electric programable kettle to be sure the water is the proper temperature for the various teas.
409607
I have not used this probe in boiling water. This would be a question for the manufacturer, www.taylorusa.com/kitchen/thermometersConsumer Help & Support 1-866-843-3905. Good Luck!
369745
If only are only intending to measure the superficial temperature, (not the inner temperature of the product) then the answer is "YES". I often use this device to check the temperature of the marmalade process to see if the packaging temperature is adequate.
1836530
I cannot see why not. As long as the temperatures you are trying to measure are within the range of this strip.
1241501
The easiest way is with an electric kettle that has a digital temperature readout. Bonavita makes a good one. No thought or measurement required.
1691433
I have used them to measure water temp and have worked out well. If they are actually designed for that , you would have to ask the engineer.
1315006
Yes you can use in a pot boiling water plus I use to steam vegetables .I hope my answer help you.