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No more mis-steaks: This smart meat thermometer is down to $55

Cooking a steak perfectly is easier than you'd think, as long as you've got the right tools. Most important? A trusty food thermometer that'll take the guesswork out of knowing when the meat is at your preferred doneness. The Meater SE Smart Meat Thermometer is a clever little device that'll improve your grilling, roasting, baking and more by letting you know both the internal and external temperatures of the foods you're preparing. Plus, it's currently down to a $55 (from $80) at Amazon.

Grilling doesn't have to be a high-'steaks' pastime when you've got this smart little doodad in your arsenal. 

$55 at Amazon

Why is it a good deal? 💰

This handy tool typically retails for $80, but it's down to $55 now — and it hasn't gone any lower, according to our price trackers. And when expensive steaks are on the line? You want to ensure they're edible, or else that's just money down the drain.

Why do I need this? 🤔

How is the Meater SE different from other meat thermometers? It reads the internal temperature of whatever you're cooking, as well as the external temperature to ensure the heat source is at the appropriate level. Sure, some people rely on the old finger test to let them know when their meat is done, but to be truly accurate, using temperature as a gauge is your best bet.

What makes this wireless thermometer so nifty is the fact that it's extremely hands-off, allowing you to take care of other prep work while the meat cooks, rather than babysitting it. You'll want to make sure the included AAA battery is inside and pair the thermometer to your phone via the Meater app. Once you've placed the probe into the meat, you'll be able to read the temperature on the app to see how close it is to the target temp for whatever you're cooking. And if you have to step away, it'll send you alerts throughout the cooking process — as long as you stay within about 165 feet.

The colorful app interface is super user-friendly: You'll just let it know what you're cooking and the doneness you're going for, and it'll take care of the rest. You'll be able to see the internal temperature, target temperature and ambient temperature at the top, along with a countdown to let you know how much cook time is remaining. So long, chewy chicken! Another cool feature? It can read external temperatures up to a whopping 527°F.

Hate cleaning after a meal? (Don't we all!) This waterproof thermometer is dishwasher-safe to save you some time, and its magnetic backing means you can store it on the fridge between charges for easy access.

The Meater inside of a chicken breast, with another Meater beside it

This next-level meat thermometer makes a thoughtful gift for the foodie in your life ... but there's no shame in snagging it for yourself. (Amazon)

What reviewers say 💬

Here's what shoppers who use the Meater SE on the regular think of this nifty gizmo.

Pros 👍

"A must-have for anyone serious about cooking!" exclaimed a satisfied shopper. "It completely eliminates the guesswork and constant temperature checks that can disrupt the cooking process. The dual sensors provide accurate readings, and the app's step-by-step guidance makes it foolproof. I was surprised by how much it improved my confidence in the kitchen."

"I have now used this thermometer for a turkey and a prime rib," said another. "I really liked that I could leave it in the meat and not need to open [the] oven to keep track of meat temperature." (Doing so can release too much heat!)

And even though many of us won't have to worry about sweltering temps for several more months, this buyer noted, "Great probe, and works perfectly! It made my husband very happy, as now he can barbecue from the AC of the house when it's 120°F outside!"

Cons 👎

"I'm giving this five stars, because it's excellent for what it is — an economical upgrade to the original Meater," shared a generally pleased buyer, noting, "The probe isn't quite as sharp as the original, making it a bit harder to insert into tough chicken or turkey skin."

"It's very accurate and reliable," wrote a final fan. They added: "The setup each time and being redirected to all kinds of recipes and help is annoying. But once you figure it out, it's easy and intuitive."

It's 'rare' when something as small as this gadget has such a large impact.

$55 at Amazon

Once you've got your perfectly cooked chicken or pork, shred it up in no time, thanks to this nifty tool.

Pulled chicken, pulled pork — delicious to eat, but sort of a pain to make. Not anymore! This viral gadget is equipped with teeth for you to lay your meat on, as well as a lid with two handles that you place over top and move in a shimmying motion. (Don't worry, it has a nonskid base.) In mere moments, your meat will be shredded and ready for your barbecue guests.

"If you're wondering whether this is something you want … IT IS," declared an impressed user. "I need shredded chicken often for many of my meals and appetizers, but it always took so long to shred. This thing is amazing. Takes a minute or two max and shreds it up perfectly."

$8 at Amazon

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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