Our testing found a luxe option, and a solid budget pick too:
I tested six instant-read thermometers to find the one that will ensure your turkey isn't overcooked this Thanksgiving. It will come in handy the rest of the year, too. Read the winners below. For the details of the testing method, scroll to the bottom of the page.Often when you’re testing something for doneness, you’re doing it on a hot stove or with an open oven.
This thermometer has smart features I didn’t even realize I needed until I tried it. First, it's ridiculously simple to use: Turn it on and off by unfolding and refolding the metal probe. If you happen to accidentally leave it unfolded, it goes into sleep mode to save battery life. It’s pre-set to do this after 30 seconds, but you can manually change it to anywhere between 10 seconds and 3 minutes. All you have to do to wake it back up is move it.
Out of the box, the Kizen requires a little bit more getting-to-know-you time—it doesn't have quite the intuitive design of the Thermapen. Similar to the Thermapen, it starts when you unfold the probe and turns off when you fold it back. It shuts off automatically after 10 minutes if you put it down unfolded. But while the Thermapen offers both automatic and manual backlighting, the Kizen has a button to activate it .
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