A chunk of meat rubbed using the right spices and cooked under the right temperature will taste amazing, but more importantly, it will be safe to eat. Surely enough, you'll waste money on overcooked food, but do you know that you'll be risking your health and quite possibly your life if the food you eat is undercooked? That's because raw meat carries numerous bacteria like E.coli. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, uncooked meat is one of the top causes of foodborne diseases. The bacteria E.Coli can cause hemolytic uremic syndrome, a potentially life-threatening condition that affects both children and adults.
It’s Important to Cook Food to Proper Temperature
While it's essential to get the spices and the herbs right to ensure that your meat tastes good, cooking meat under the right temperature has more gravity because it will save you thousands of dollars in medical expenses. When your food is cooked right, you will be safe from disease-causing bacteria. One way of ensuring that your meat is cooked correctly is by using a thermapen.
What Tools Are Available to Me?
A thermapen is a reasonably priced tool that can save you from spending thousands of dollars on medicine and hospitalization if you ever contact a foodborne illness because of improperly cooked food. When cooking meat, you shouldn’t just rely on gut feel, you have to have accurate readings to ensure that your meat is juicy, tender, and tasty and of course, cooked well. With a thermapen you get accurate readings in as fast as 2 seconds! You can hold it in any direction, and it will still read the temperature of your meat without having to cock your head. If you are looking for a tool that will give you the best dishes this holiday season, this is it!
Looking for Kitchen Tools?
If you have been looking for more information about helpful kitchen tools like the Thermapen, contact us today. Fischman Outdoor Kitchens is here for you and ready to give you the help you need designing the outdoor kitchen and living space of your dreams.
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