Thermometer
With Christmas coming up I would like to increase my useful kitchen
gadgetry. I do not own a meat thermometer and I am always impressed
with the one that Alton Brown uses. It has an alarm that will tell
you when a specified temperature has been reached. I believe he calls
it a probe thermometer. I would like to ask Mrs. Claus for one. What
brand would recommend?

Food Processor
What food processor would be recommended for less than 50.00 bucks?

Vince Poroke wrote:

> Thermometer
> With Christmas coming up I would like to increase my useful kitchen
> gadgetry. I do not own a meat thermometer and I am always impressed
> with the one that Alton Brown uses. It has an alarm that will tell
> you when a specified temperature has been reached. I believe he calls
> it a probe thermometer. I would like to ask Mrs. Claus for one. What
> brand would recommend?

Here's the very one Mr. Alton Brown uses... It's great for almost all
your thermometering needs - just don't get it near the grill...

http://www.abusinessbee.com/itmB00004S4U0.htm

~john!

levelwave > wrote:

> Vince Poroke wrote:
>
> > Thermometer
> > With Christmas coming up I would like to increase my useful kitchen
> > gadgetry. I do not own a meat thermometer and I am always impressed
> > with the one that Alton Brown uses. It has an alarm that will tell
> > you when a specified temperature has been reached. I believe he calls
> > it a probe thermometer. I would like to ask Mrs. Claus for one. What
> > brand would recommend?
>
> Here's the very one Mr. Alton Brown uses... It's great for almost all
> your thermometering needs - just don't get it near the grill...
>
> http://www.abusinessbee.com/itmB00004S4U0.htm

I find they're great...someone did say that the probe can't go above a
certain temp, but I don't cook my meat that high.

I'm giving that to some family this Xmas as well. I think it's worth
it.
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'Tis Herself

In om,
Vince Poroke > typed:
> Thermometer
> With Christmas coming up I would like to increase my useful kitchen
> gadgetry. I do not own a meat thermometer and I am always impressed
> with the one that Alton Brown uses. It has an alarm that will tell
> you when a specified temperature has been reached. I believe he calls
> it a probe thermometer. I would like to ask Mrs. Claus for one. What
> brand would recommend?

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/011502013733.html

(Vince Poroke) wrote in message . com>...
> Thermometer
> With Christmas coming up I would like to increase my useful kitchen
> gadgetry. I do not own a meat thermometer and I am always impressed
> with the one that Alton Brown uses. It has an alarm that will tell
> you when a specified temperature has been reached. I believe he calls
> it a probe thermometer. I would like to ask Mrs. Claus for one. What
> brand would recommend?
>
> Food Processor
> What food processor would be recommended for less than 50.00 bucks?

Thank you all very much.

On 3 Nov 2003 14:25:41 -0800, (Vince Poroke)
wrote:

(Vince Poroke) wrote in message . com>...
>> Thermometer
>> With Christmas coming up I would like to increase my useful kitchen
>> gadgetry. I do not own a meat thermometer and I am always impressed
>> with the one that Alton Brown uses. It has an alarm that will tell
>> you when a specified temperature has been reached. I believe he calls
>> it a probe thermometer. I would like to ask Mrs. Claus for one. What
>> brand would recommend?
>>
>> Food Processor
>> What food processor would be recommended for less than 50.00 bucks?
>
>Thank you all very much.

Don't forget the always popular hand-held bug zapper! Guaranteed to
break the ice at parties!


modom

"modom" > wrote in message
...

>
> Don't forget the always popular hand-held bug zapper! Guaranteed to
> break the ice at parties!
>
>
> modom

We have one of those (my mother brought it back from the Philippines) and I
just can't use it. For some reason, I think it must hurt those little flies
more than swatting them with a newspaper. I think it's the "bzzzzzzt" sound
and the spark when the flies hit the grid. Sends shivers up my spine every
time!

rona

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- A battery-powered box grater

- An electric (plugs into the wall) jar opener

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