Premium Milk Thermometer for Steaming Milk with Clip and 7 inch Probe

Premium Milk Thermometer for Steaming Milk with Clip and 7 inch Probe

Q: is the red tip taken off when using or remain on?

The red tip is just a protective cover, please remove before using the thermometer.

Q: Where is this made and where does it ship from?+

Sorry but I am unable to answer this question. We purchased it a while back and there's nothing stating point of origin on the front or back of the thermometer.

Q: I need this to make yogurt. i noticed that it has a big tm on it. silly question, is that where it needs to be for the right temp (110°)

I'm not sure what the TW stands for, maybe a logo. You need to bring milk up to 180 degrees F (the smaller inside numbers), which is 83 degrees C (the larger numbers on the dial). Then cool it to 115 degrees F, or 46 degrees C. and add the yogurt starter.

Q: is the red tip taken off when using or remain on?

I take it off I believe it's more of a safety thing with the tip

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Brand
Thermometer
Special Feature
High Accuracy
Color
Stainless
Age Range (Description)
Adult
Included Components
1 x
Outer Material
Stainless

☕Perfect for Coffee

📏165mm Probe Length

🌡️Calibratable

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☕ Steaming Perfection Awaits!

BREW LIKE A PRO - Elevate your coffee game with precise temperature control.
USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Effortlessly clip and read for seamless frothing.
QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST - Accurate readings backed by our quality guarantee.
CHEESE YOGURT MASTERY - Craft artisanal cheese and yogurt with confidence.
SUPPORT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS - Expert assistance whenever you need it.

The Milk Thermometer is a versatile tool designed for coffee enthusiasts and culinary creators alike. With a 165mm probe, it ensures accurate temperature readings for steaming milk, making cheese, and yogurt. Calibratable for precision, this thermometer is easy to use and backed by exceptional customer service.

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is the red tip taken off when using or remain on?

Where is this made and where does it ship from?+

I need this to make yogurt. i noticed that it has a big tm on it. silly question, is that where it needs to be for the right temp (110°)

is the red tip taken off when using or remain on?

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