The oven therm is hanging from that grate, not sitting in the sand. I didn't even look at that one since using the Maverick now.Probes are good. I checked them in boiling water and both read 214, so only 2 degrees off but when I put them in a cup of ice they never hit 32, they were in the mid 40s
That I didn't like right?
Wondering if I should return this unit.
Its the Maverick ET 733
I would get in touch with the manufacturer. Did you say taylor?
I wouldn't worry about the low end too much. Mine are 5 degrees off from each other even. I would just go with it but that seems like a long time for some skinless breasts. The only thing I could think of was that they were partially frozen when you started. But probably not. Who knows.
Its the Maverick ET 733
It would have to be very very icy ice water to be exacly 32 and they do take a little while to respond.
The oven therm is hanging from that grate, not sitting in the sand. I didn't even look at that one since using the Maverick now.
Actually took it out just before...
Well the chicken probe is up to 145 but like I said it was at 153 before removing the pieces to mop them..
Do you think these probes not going to 32 in ice water is bad? I figured if they are off on the low end then that shouldn't
matter much as long as the high end is spot on, Your thoughts?
Hmm I always thought that just a cup of crushed ice and water should be 32,
It would have to be very very icy ice water to be exacly 32 and they do take a little while to respond.
I make them every time I BBQ. They are even better just cooler than room temp if you can believe that.
Hmm I always thought that just a cup of crushed ice and water should be 32,
Seems wrong since its NOT frozen right? LOL
Anyway the chicken is back up to 153 right now so going to wait til 160 to pull em'
I'll let you know how it comes out! Wish me luck buddy!
But MAN these ABTs are out of this world! hahaha
I'm going to bring a few to work tomorrow so will try at room temp!
I make them every time I BBQ. They are even better just cooler than room temp if you can believe that.