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Use a  Thermometer

Regular, oven-proof types go into the food at the beginning of the cooking time and can be read easily. Most have a dial and thick stem which senses the temperature of food at least 2 inches thick.

Instant-read types cannot go into the oven, but give you a quick reading when inserted into the food after removal from the oven. These may have a dial or digital readout. Most digitals can read accurately when inserted into the food only ½-inch.

Microwave-safe types are designed ONLY for use in microwave ovens.

Thermocouple thermometers are considered the fastest and most precise, thus they are the thermo-meter of choice for laboratories, food service, and food inspectors. A thermocouple uses thin wires in the tips of the probe.

How to Meat and Poultry Thermometer

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