🌡️ CDN IRB220-F ProAccurate Insta-Read Beverage Thermometer: Accurate and Convenient 5-inch Stem Review

After reading reviews from various brands for several days I have come to the conclusion that these analog milk thermometers can be inaccurate and need to be calibrated. The first thing I did when it arrived was test it on ice water and it was accurate! I also checked the temperatures with my digital thermometer and they were the same! The clip was difficult to slide down at first, but once you got the hang of it (slightly pinching the clip) it was easy. I used it. when frothing milk. The dial…

Ideal for frothing milk. Ever since I bought this I've been using it every time I make a latte (several times a day). Even with a lot of practice and experience, it is impossible to accurately determine the temperature of milk without a thermometer. Something like this can help you always get the perfect temperature. However, the temperature on this thermometer is not displayed immediately. Pretty behind. I've found that with 4.5 ounces of milk I have to stop boiling when the thermometer is…

I don't know if all thermometers do this when you suddenly dip them into boiling room temperature water, but the needle flickers/jumps on one higher value temperature instead of slower increase. I assume this is because it's a large face and you usually expect the temperature to rise gradually rather than shocking it immediately. The arrow gently moves down, although when removed from the water, the temperature returns to room temperature. The metal glass/cup clip doesn't appear to be…

The first negative aspect of this product is that the instructions on the packaging are inadequate. The instructions provided on the packaging on the website are clearer and more comprehensive. Why not list the best travel destinations along with the product? Other reviewers mentioned that the display was scratched. I had that too, which made it difficult to read from 100F to around 120F. I don't plan on monitoring at these temperatures so I was willing to ignore it. At first I couldn't get the