| | |  | Thermometers | Home » » » » Maverick Probe Digital Fork Meat Thermometer with LCD Matrix and Rapid Read Tip ET-64 | | | | | | | Description: | | Probe digital thermometer instantly checks readiness and doneness of food. In food digital thermometer, display turns on automatically when temperature of food is above 115 degrees. Set desired temperature, redi-fork pro beeps when your food is ready. Digital meat thermometer used to great for grilling, oven and microwave cooking. | | | Features: | |
• Instant temperature-accurate measure.
• On board light assists the visual inspection of doneness.
• Check fish, beef, lamb, turkey, chicken, ham or pork without changing settings.
• Set desired temperature, Redi-Fork Pro beeps when your food is ready.
• Kitchen thermometer determines E coli safeness.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 15.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 1.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.6 pounds | | Package Length:
| 17.1 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 30 reviews |
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105 of 107 found the following review helpful:
 Controlled Test Results: Warning - Unacceptable ProductMay 09, 2008
By TedO
I BBQ several times a week and have learned the importance of reliable equipment, especially when friends are over. I bought the Maverick RediFork Pro because it has lots of cool features such as a backlit LCD display and "headlight" for nighttime grilling. Unfortunately, my results with the Maverick were disastrous. After a couple of embarrassing cook-outs and expensive "mis-steaks", I decided to perform some controlled tests on it and similar forks from CDN, BarbequePro, and TruCook. In addition to the forks, I also tested a simple single-probe digital thermometer, the Taylor #806 Weekend Warrior.
Using hot water, a control thermometer, a stopwatch, and fresh batteries in each unit, I tested for speed and accuracy. My results: the Maverick RediFork Pro was the slowest, most inaccurate, most expensive, and most confusing to use of all units tested. The Maverick took an agonizingly-long 110-120 seconds before its display settled on a temperature. Worse yet, it read under the actual temperature by 25-35 degrees; the reason my steaks were overcooked. Just to make sure I did not have a defective unit, I bought another Maverick RediFork Pro but the test results were identical.
For many reasons, an accurate digital thermometer reading (i.e. +/- 2 degrees) shouldn't take more than a few seconds. Therefore, the Maverick RediFork Pro is deemed completely unacceptable in my testing. The other forks were not much better and the dirt-simple Taylor 806 was the only product to take an accurate reading in under 10 seconds. Conclusion: Keep it simple with a digital probe; avoid gimmick-laden digital BBQ forks.
45 of 46 found the following review helpful:
 Best ThermoFork around - Just don't get it wet!!Dec 07, 2004
By J. Downey
"texgator98"
This is a great tool for the grill. It is the easiest one to use I have found. The readout is a grid which tells you how done any piece of meat is based on the temp - this allows you to check different things on the grill (i.e. chicken and beef) without having to reprogram the fork. Plus the readout is backlit and it has a light to help when grillin at night. The only negative is that it is not water resistant so you have to be careful washing it. I got water in mine when washing it one time, and now it is somewhat temperamental - sometimes when checking the temp on the grill, it goes blank, and I have to pull out my old one to get a reading. I still recommend this one - just be careful when cleaning it!!
24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
RediForkJul 01, 2004
Accurate and easy to use--just push the button amd insert. Better for grilling than oven work.A bit bigger than I would like but not too long-maybe a foot-and it does keep your hand safely away from splattering oil. Very accurate and sturdy.The on and off label has come unglued on mine so I need to reglue it.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Horrible ThermometerJun 18, 2010
By K. Leonard
I bought this hoping it would give fast & accurate readings. Well it does give fast readings, but it is often wrong (up to 10 degrees). And yes I had the tip copper tip all the way inside the meat so none of it was showing. I have three OTHER digital thermometers - they all read the same. The RediFork is the only one off the mark. The small hand held TruTemp thermometer I have takes too long to reach actual temp. I lose to much heat out my BBQ waiting for it to read. So I thought the RediFork would be the answer. It is not. And there are other things about the RediFork I don't like. The screen is filled with too many symbols. The most important number (the temp) is too small. They should get rid of the symbols and make the Temp number bigger. The handle of the Fork is too big as well. I have already returned the item.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Great digital ForkAug 15, 2008
By W. Shafer
I am a avid online shopper. I do a lot of research before making a purchase. If you are in the market for a great digital fork, stop shopping and just buy this one as you won't be disappointed. Now my steaks
are perfect, not over cooked and not raw either. I love BBQ-ing and this fork takes all the guess work out if it. Just poke it in the steak wait till it beeps, then glance down and look at the "EZ to READ" display".
If you like med.rare pull them off when it reads 131F.
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