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Question: What is the difference between a yogurt thermometer and an instant read meat thermometer?
Document: I bought a digital thermometer for making yogurt a year or so ago(for about $20), and was constantly annoyed by the fact that I had to hold on to it in the pot.The simple addition of a hook to hold the thermometer on the pot has made a huge difference.Though the numbers are a little hard to read, the dial is marked with maximum and minimum temp markers so it's not really necessary to see the exact number as long as you reach the marked zone.
I have an instant-read thermometer, but I really appreciate this one for two reasons: 1)  the target temperatures are clearly marked, and 2) the clip for the pot helps you monitor the cooking process closely. I can only hope that this product is accurate, but, so far, it has helped me produce some great yogurt with little fuss!
However, I initially used both thermometers to see if the Euro Cuisine was accurate. There was a three degree difference where the Euro read too low. Not worth adjusting. And which of the two was more accurate? I'm not sure you can use a candy thermometer as a standard.If you don't use the Euro properly, you will run into all types of problems and the result is that this great device will get trashed in the user reviews.1.
I love this real easy to use Euro Cuisine Thermometer. I use it for making home made Yogurt. Easy to read as well.
This is a great thermometer if you make your own yogurt or cheese. It easily clips on the side of your pot and doesn't steam up from the heat. It is easy to read and has markers at 110 degrees and 180 degrees; exactly where you need them for yogurt.
First one came broken and second was not calibrated correctly. Unfortanetly unable to use it to make yogurt. Ended up in the garbage and replaced with CDN DTQ450X ProAccurate Quick-Read Thermometer which has been fantastic
This thermometer works PERFECTLY!! Every week I make a batch of yogurt and it always turns out right thanks to accuracy of this thermometer. Easy to clean and easy to read. I treasure this kitchen item, I really do.
I like this thermometer but the display is very small. I can't easily read the degrees in numbers but there is a red mark at 180 degrees and a green mark at approx. 110 degrees that is easier to see. It clips to the side of the pan and is adjustable in regard to raising it or lowering it when using different sized pans. Basically, it is just like a latte thermometer in size but it has the special green and red marks specific to yogurt making.
Numbers are hard to read. This unit is not very accurate. The clip is handy to use for a different thermometer.
Can be hard to read. The thermometer fogs up. Although you're supposed to heat the milk to 185...the red line maker on this is set at 180.
Answer: Marjorie.....slightly different in readouts.....but they are interchangeable.....HOWEVER....this particular thermometer is not that accurate, so I would be wary of purchasing it....just an fyi.