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Chaney Candy Thermometer Popular Q&A
Q: How to Read a Candy Thermometer.
A: 1. Submerge the end of the candy thermometer in boiling water to test for accuracy. A temperature of 212 degrees at sea level is accurate. If it varies, you wil... Read More »
Q: How to Choose a Candy Thermometer.
A: 1. Think about safety and usability first of all. A candy thermometer should be safe to handle and easy to handle. An ideal thermometer will: Have a. metal. bod... Read More »
Q: How to Calibrate a Candy Thermometer.
A: 1. Boil 2 cups of water in a saucepan. The water must be at rolling boil to make an accurate reading. 2. Rest the temperature probe in the boiling water, but do... Read More »
Q: Which candy thermometers are most accurate?
A: No thermometer is accurate over time. They all need to be calibrated. Mechanical dial thermometers are particularly finicky, and their calibration can be messed... Read More »
Q: When was the candy thermometer invented?
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