Has anyone tried the new Polder dual-probe thermometer? Has a sensor on the
tip of the probe for the meat, and a sensor at the back end of the probe to
measure the cooking temp. Does it work like it should?

Bill Beeman wrote:

> On the other hand, I've been using my dual-probe unit for a year now and it
> has been fine.
> And it's handy to just have one box to mount and keep an eye on. So I am a
> happy customer.

True. In that all electronic equipment has a failure rate associatated with
it, and that rate is almost always less than 100%, some will operate as
promised. It's a question of whether you're willing to risk your money
on it when there are better alternatives available.

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