The Reviewed-approved Thermapen ONE meat thermometer is 25% off—but only for a limited time

Jon Winkler, Reviewed

Wed, May 11, 2022, 4:37 PM1 min read

The Thermapen ONE gives quick temperature readings and a helpful design, making it one of the best meat thermometers on the market.

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Meat thermometers are an essential kitchen tool if you're planning a hearty meal for family and friends. We've tested quite a number of those cooking essentials and for your money, a great pick to improve your meal prep is the Thermapen ONE. The good news is that the handy kitchen tool is now super affordable.

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ThermoWorks is offering the Thermapen ONE, typically listed at $105, for just $78.75 right now. That means you get this quality, Reviewed-Approved meat thermometer for 25% off. That discount applies to all ten of the colors the Thermapen ONE is available in.

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The Thermapen ONE is our pick for the best upgrade meat thermometer, mostly thanks to having the fastest temperature readings of any similar device we tested with an average of 2.3 seconds. Though a larger thermometer than most, our tester didn't find it heavy and instead quite comfortable to hold. Its long probe also kept our tester's hands away from hot pans and wild cooking oil spouting around.

The next time you have a savory steak you want to serve up, this ThermoWorks thermometer can help you prepare it perfectly. Check out ThermoWorks today and score this device before the deal loses its sizzle.

Get the Thermapen ONE meat thermometer at ThermoWorks for $78.75 (Save $26.25).

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The Reviewed-approved Thermapen ONE meat thermometer is 25% off—but only for a limited time

Get the Thermapen ONE meat thermometer at ThermoWorks for $78.75 (Save $26.25).

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