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3/03/2012

Taylor Classic Instant-Read Pocket Thermometer Review

Taylor Classic Instant-Read Pocket Thermometer
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There may be better instant read thermometers out there, but this has always done the trick for me, whether it's testing the water in baking bread or quickly finding out whether a roast is done. Its slender needle goes into hunks of meat quickly, and the whole thing is light enough that, if you are concerned that your burgers on the grill are properly cooked, you can easily put this in your pocket as you head to the back yard. Small note of caution for other dummies like me: the dial is under a plastic window, and so the whole thing should not go -in- the oven. For that, you want a meat thermoeter with a glass face.

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Taylor Precision 5989N Classic 1" Instant Read ThermometerTaylor Precision 5989N Classic 1" Instant Read Thermometer Features:; 1" dial thermometer; Range 0??F to 220??F; Red pointer; Shatterproof plastic lens; Stainless steel 5" stem; Exclusive Safe-T-Set?รครณ recalibration feature; Storage sleeve with built-in recalibration wrench.; Instant read 0?? F to 220?? F; Shatter-proof plastic lens; Convenient pocket case; Durable stainless steel stem; For use in meat; Lifetime warranty; 1" dial; Carded

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12/29/2011

Cambro Round Food Storage Container Sets Review

Cambro Round Food Storage Container Sets
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I purchased these containers specifically for making bread with the "5-minute Artisan bread" recipe. It costs less to buy these two containers, with lids included, than it does to buy one container and the lid that's sold separately (I still can't figure out that marketing scheme).
Readers of the 5-minute Artisan bread book will wonder about whether or not the lids are air-tight. I don't know if they are air-tight or not, but I've made several batches of dough and stowed them in the refrigerator with the lid on tight with no problems. I initially considered punching a small hole in the lid, but it's not necessary.
Those who want to buy a container for making 5-minute Artisan bread will find these to be perfect. They would also be useful for storing items (like flour for more bread). They are easy to clean (mine had no oily film on them like one reviewer claimed) and durable. These are the ones to buy.

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A useful addition to any busy kitchen, this set of two food-storage containers makes it simple to freeze meals ahead of time, store left-overs in the fridge, keep pantry items fresh for longer, or transport large-quantities of pasta or fruit salad to a potluck or picnic. Each round-shaped container offers a spacious 6-quart capacity and a secure-fitting snap-on cover. Durable yet lightweight, the translucent plastic containers provide stain-resistant use, allow for checking contents at a glance, and come with easy-to-read graduations imprinted on the outside. NSF-approved and commercial dishwasher-safe, the food-storage container set, when stacked together, measures approximately 9-4/5 by 10-1/5 by 18 inches.

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7/26/2011