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A new year means new beginnings, whether that's learning a different style of cooking or training for your next trail-running competition. We've got temperature tools for hobbyists that reduce the learning curve and make you more consistent right out the gate. With precision measurement on your side, you can turn that dream into a reality!

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ChefAlarm^®

Cooking Alarm Thermometer and Timer

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Industrial Infrared Gun with Circle Laser

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Zipper-Pull Thermometer

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Extra Big & Loud Timer

Big Buttons, Big Screen, Big Sound

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Tea Steeping
Physical Training Intervals
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"I currently use my ThermoWorks tools daily, whether it's on long, low, and slow cooks using probes, or a fast check with my Thermapen over my grill! My family loves being served perfectly cooked food, and I couldn't do it without my ThermoWorks products.

A new Thermapen ONE would be amazing . . . that way, I can have a pen for my chicken and another for my other proteins without having to wipe it off. Or I can share one with my lovely wife—she's always calling me to check if her poultry is fully cooked."