Witt CookPerfect Meat Thermometer
Cooking two joints at once
Walking away from the barbecue
Repeating a result exactly
Witt · Outdoor Cooking
The owner's insights on the CookPerfect
The reason you'd add this on: five sensors down the probe means it finds the coolest part of the meat rather than wherever you happened to push it in. It reads ambient temperature at the same time. The wireless models add Wi-Fi so you can walk away. Take the dual probe if you cook two joints at once. Take the spare probe only if you already own a set.
CookPerfect specifications
| Sensors | Five per probe, reading meat core and ambient temperature |
|---|---|
| Comfort 2.0 | Single probe |
| Wireless single | Single probe with built-in Wi-Fi |
| Wireless dual | Two probes with built-in Wi-Fi |
| Spare probe | Fits the Wireless single and dual sets. Not a standalone thermometer |
| Use | Roasting in a pizza oven, on a barbecue, or in a domestic oven |
Frequently asked questions
What do five sensors actually do?
A single-point probe reads whatever spot it is touching. Five sensors along the probe let it find the coolest part of the joint, which is the number that decides whether the meat is done.
What is the difference between Comfort 2.0 and the wireless models?
The wireless models have built-in Wi-Fi, so you can leave the meat and watch the temperature from elsewhere. Comfort 2.0 is the simpler single-probe version.
Do I need the spare probe?
Only if you already own a Wireless single or dual set and want a second probe or a replacement. It is a probe, not a complete thermometer.
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