Many home cooks and grill masters cook up their steaks and hamburger patties using the old-fashioned eyeball test. This is when you flip the patty after it turns brown and grill marks start appearing.

You don’t have to be a grilling newbie to benefit from a meat thermometer. While the tool is undoubtedly helpful for fledgling meat-searers, everyone can benefit from checking the numbers when it ...

Steak is usually reserved for special occasions, so it's important you don't overcook it! We asked an expert for tips to ...

From steak to chicken, a cook needs to know a protein’s temperature. The difference between juicy perfection and overcooked can be just a few degrees. This Home Depot best-selling waterproof meat ...

Everybody knows the best way to check meat and poultry for doneness is with a thermometer. But did you know you can use a thermometer to check the doneness of other foods, too? From cakes and sauces ...

SCRANTON, Pa. — This week, Kurt Aaron tests the Weber Instant-Read Thermometer. The device claims to quickly and accurately measure the temperature of any food you're cooking in just seconds by simply ...