Taylor BiTherm Thermometer

Yes, it is versatile enough for any high-heat cooking task, such as brewing beer, making jams, or tempering chocolate. Its 50°F to 550°F range covers most culinary applications that require precise temperature monitoring.

Analog thermometers can drift over time, but this model includes a recalibration hex nut on the back of the dial. You can easily test its accuracy in boiling water and adjust the nut to ensure the needle reads exactly 212°F.

The adjustable pan clip is designed to slide up and down the 12-inch stem, allowing you to secure it to the rim of almost any pot, regardless of depth. It provides a stable, hands-free way to monitor temperatures without the probe touching the bottom of the vessel.

The large, high-contrast analog dial is designed specifically for quick glances while you are busy at the stove. It is much easier to read at a distance than a digital screen, which can sometimes be obscured by steam or grease.

No, this thermometer should be hand-washed only. Submerging the dial in water or putting it through a dishwasher cycle can damage the internal mechanism and compromise the seal.