What to Buy Trending Products & Deals Shoppers Say This Meat Thermometer Is Better Than More Expensive Options, and It’s Only $25 Right Now Plus it has over 11,000 perfect ratings. By Daniel Modlin Daniel Modlin Daniel Modlin is an editor of News & Deals for the Food & Drink Group on the commerce team. He has covered food trends, cooking techniques, recipe roundups, gift guides, kitchen retailer sales, and product reviews. His work has been featured on many publications including The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, Travel + Leisure, New York Magazine, WIRED, and The Daily Beast. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Published on January 21, 2023 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. Photo: Food & Wine / Tyler Roeland I’ve cooked a lot of steak in my time, but I can never understand how people know when it’s perfectly cooked. I always either leave it on the grill or in the pan way too long, or for not enough time. That was, until I invested in a digital meat thermometer, which allowed me to precisely measure the internal temperature of everything I cook with accuracy and precision. If you don’t have a digital meat thermometer in your kitchen, now’s your chance. This thermometer from ThermoPro has over 11,000 perfect ratings on Amazon, and is marked down to as little as $25. Amazon To buy: ThermoPro Waterproof Meat Thermometer, from $31 (originally $50) at amazon.com Not only can this thermometer take the internal temperature of a steak or chicken breast in two to three seconds, but it’s accurate within 0.9 of a degree, according to the brand. It’s waterproof, so you can easily rinse it under the sink when you’re done using it, and comes with a magnetic back so you can easily store it on the refrigerator when it’s not in use. It also has motion-sensing technology so that it powers on when you open it and turns off when you close it in order to save battery. One reviewer writes that this works better than their pricier meat thermometer. They write, “We have an expensive meat thermometer (Bluetooth) that isn't working so in the interim I purchased this one. Works great! I don't need the Bluetooth and I think I just saved money on a repair!” Amazon To buy: ThermoPro Waterproof Meat Thermometer, from $25 (originally $50) at amazon.com Another reviewer bought this to prove that his wife was overcooking the chicken. While it used to turn out dry and like jerky, now they are able to “pull [their] chicken [off the grill] at 165 to 170 [degrees Fahrenheit] and know it’s done, safe to eat and that it will be juicy and delicious.” Snap up this thermometer and save $25 while you can. Your next grilled chicken will thank you. More Fresh Finds from Food & Wine: The 35 Best Kitchen Deals to Shop from Target’s Huge Weekend Sale, Like $370 Off Staub Cocottes The Best Meal Delivery Service We Tested Is Now $180 Off During a Rare Sale This Zwilling Nonstick Pan Beat Out All Others in Our Omelet Tests — and It’s on Rare Sale at Target Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Fresh Finds from Food & Wine I Discovered the Best Use for the Trendy Lululemon Belt Bag, and It's Not Storing Lipstick Grill Owners Say This Heavy-Duty Brush Cleans Stuck-On Food in ‘2 Minutes Flat,’ and It’s Now $16 Amazon's Just Dropped Its Father's Day Gift Guide—These Are the Best Kitchen Picks