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USE: |
- Best for thin foods like burgers, chops, steaks and chicken breasts - using Temperature Indicator that is specific for each food.
- Indicators showing specific temperatures are better for burgers than those showing doneness range
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HOW TO USE: |
- Not oven-proof. Near end of cooking, insert indicator into food, taking reading, remove (To insert paperboard indicators, it may be necessary to cut a slit into food.)
- No batteries needed
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HOW TO READ:
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Colour change at the bottom of the device indicates either a doneness range (Re-usable Indicators) or that a specific minimum temperature has been reached (Disposable Indicators). Different colours indicate different doneness. Check that manufacturers' definition of doneness matches Safe Doneness Temperatures (see Temperature Rules Chart below).
Disposable Indicators: Indicators are designed for a specific temperature reading e.g. the Ground Beef Indicator will change colour when inserted into burger cooked to 160°F (21°C) or more. Use a different indicator to test each piece of meat since once colour has changed, the indicator cannot be reused.
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