Grilling a steak to the perfect medium-rare. Roasting a whole chicken without drying it out. Smoking a brisket low and slow until it’s melt-in-your-mouth tender. Whether you’re a home cook or backyard ...

According to several health experts, there is no current evidence that says infrared thermometers should not be used on a person's forehead. Here's a look at why. A viewer reached out to the Verify ...

People who have recently tried to resume their lives by leaving home and going to shops and restaurants have probably stopped at some temperature check control system. Usually, someone with an ...

Temperature checks are part of our new normal as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Many restaurants, hospitals, and small businesses are using no-contact infrared thermometers to check your ...

Using an infrared thermometer can help anyone take accurate temperature readings and ultimately cook better food. Infrared (IR) thermometers allow grillers and chefs to check the temperature of their ...

Temperature is one of the most frequently measured parameters, and with good reason. Temperature serves as an important indicator of the condition of an object in machinery, medical diagnostics, ...

When it comes to food safety in the home, we can use many food handling and preparation practices to keep food safe and reduce the risk of illness. One such practice is to check the final cooked ...

Without a food thermometer, home chefs often find themselves choosing to cook foods a bit longer to make sure it’s safe to eat. However, this frequently results in overly done cuts of meat that end up ...

A good thermometer is one of a half-dozen truly essential pieces of kitchen equipment. But do you really need another one, even if it is the best you’ve ever used? And did I mention that it costs $99?