GoodCook Precision Candy and Deep Fry Thermometer with Clear/Red Storage Sleeve

I really like that this candy and deep fryer thermometer has a case. In the past I have just thrown them in a utensil drawer and then was disappointed later when they were broken and stopped working. The case also has the candy and fryer temperatures listed on the outside as a reference. It measures in Fahrenheit and Celsius. And another great feature is the lever that you can use to open the clip. A nice feature when trying to place this on a hot saucepan. It really helps limit the risk of burns.

I received this candy and deep-fried thermometer as a product for free to use and then to leave my honest review on. After receiving the thermometer I was very impressed to find that it not only came with a thermometer but a case it slid into. With a thermometer being glass I thought it was very neat to be able to slide it into the case to try and protect it. Also on the case It had listed different foods that you would use the thermometer on and what temperature that food should be. After using the thermometer it worked very well. The thermometer was accurate and quick to use easy to clean and the case was an extra bonus. Overall I would highly recommend this candy and deep-fried thermometer for any of your cooking and baking needs

I've always passed up good candy recipes because they require a candy thermometer to reach a certain temperature and I have never purchased one. I have meant to, but always forgot. The Good Cook precision thermometer is both candy and fryer thermometer, the best of both worlds, candy and fried chicken for me!! The temperature range is 100-400 degrees, has an adjustable clip on the side of it to clip to side of pan, and a thermometer cover for when not in use with temperature ranges for both candy and fryer printed right on it for easy reference. The red handle makes it safe to remove thermometer from the hot pan without burning yourself. Gave this a go with my favorite candy recipe and it worked like a charm, perfect candy, perfect temperature. Hand washable, not suitable for dishwasher or microwave.

The Goodcook Candy & Deep Fry Thermometer is something i've always wanted but never bought. It certainly takes the guesswork out of cooking. I used it this morning while i was making fudge.My pot wasn't deep enough to be able to hook it right on the side for easy reading.I like that it comes with a storage case.I know i will be using this product often.

I was so excited for purchasing this candy thermometer. It's easy to use and the quality is amazing. The numbers are readable but becomes an issue when the condensation hits the outside of the thermometer. It's perfect for making my pecan candy, being from Louisiana, have to have it.

It seemed to measure temperature OK... However, it is not sealed and the removable cap can allow moisture inside which makes trying to read the temperature difficult. Why this wasn't sealed (like the one my mother and grandmother used to have) baffles me. The website won't allow me to add photos but think of trying to read a thermometer on the other side of a fogged up shower glass.

Bought it specifically to test temperatures of milk as I process my own togurt. Does the job well, as I didn't want to trust the recommendation to use a slow cooker and rely on the cooker's controlled temperatures without the assurance of measuring the temperature for accuracy. Succes with making yogurt depends mainly on maintaining specific temps.

Initially, upon opening the package, I was pretty impressed - large and seemed sturdy. When it came to baking day, I put my ingredients into my pot for my caramel recipe and adjusted the thermometer so that it wasn't touching the bottom of my pot. All is great. Until the clasps covered the temp range that I needed to be in so I couldn't see it. Ended up not using it at all, but I am sure at some point, it might be needed. Wouldn't buy if I was looking for a candy thermo.

This shattered the first time I used it, glad is too thin or the bottom isn't sealed right. User error maybe, definitely not for a noob

Candy thermometer tends to steam up inside and makes it difficult to see the temperature. I have to stand 3 ft away from the stove to be able to read the temperature.