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ThermoPro TP-10 Digital Thermometer Review
Read our comprehensive review of the ThermoPro TP-10, a single-channel food thermometer with good accuracy at a good price. We give it a Silver Medal for value.
ThermoPro TP-06 Digital Thermometer Review
Read our full review of the ThermoPro TP-06, a single-channel food thermometer with good accuracy at a good price. We give it a Silver Medal for its good performance and low price.
ThermoPro TP-16 Digital Thermometer Review
Here is our analysis of the ThermoPro TP-16, a single-channel food thermometer with good accuracy at a good price. We gave it a Bronze Medal.
ThermoPro TP-04 Digital Food Thermometer Review
Here is our review of the ThermoPro TP-04, a single-channel food thermometer with good accuracy at a good price. We gave it a Bronze Medal.
ThermoPro TP-07 Remote Food Thermometer Review
See the full review of the ThermoPro TP-07, a single-channel wireless remote food thermometer with good accuracy at a good price. We give it a Silver Medal for decent performance at an attractive price.
ThermoPro TP-09 BBQ/Grill/Cooking Thermometer Review
Here is the complete review of the ThermoPro TP-09, a single-probe wireless remote thermometer designed to measure food temperatures. We give it a Silver Medal for performance at a good price.
Maverick PT-50 Instant Read Thermometer Review
Read our complete review of the Maverick PT-50 Instant Read Thermometer, a fast-responding, accurate thermometer for testing food temperatures. We give it a Silver Medal for its performance.
Huntington Cast 4200 2-Burner Gas Grill Review
Huntington Cast 4200 Gas Grill is a throwback to the first gas grills. Read our review. This AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award winner has a cast aluminum cookbox retains heat and distributes it evenly. Although the casting on this model is much thinner than the heavy duty MHP and PGS, the price is also dramatically less.
Char-Broil Gas2Coal Grill Review
Char-Broil's Gas2Coal Grill is a new iteration of an old design. They released different versions of this basic design before. Read our review to find why we think it's not a bad gas grill and not a good charcoal grill. We recommend folks who want to use both fuels in this price range, spend just a little extra and get separate gas and charcoal grills.
Weber Summit Charcoal Grilling Center Review
The Weber Summit Charcoal Grill is a radical departure from George Stephen's original Weber Kettle and Weber's first major upgrade to the kettle in decades. It is bigger, badder and more versatile with a price tag to match. We tested and reviewed this excellent cooker and awarded it our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
M Grills M1 Review
Read our review of M1 which straddles the territory between a rugged traditional Texas wood burning smoker and an attractive charcoal grill that fits right in on any patio without taking up a lot of space. This 2 in 1 device eliminates the need for a separate grill and dedicated smoker earning our AmazingRibs.com Platinum Medal.
Weber Summit Charcoal Grill Review
The Weber Summit Charcoal Grill is a radical departure from George Stephen's original Weber Kettle and Weber's first major upgrade to the kettle in decades. It is bigger, badder and more versatile with a price tag to match. We tested and reviewed this excellent cooker and awarded it our Best Value AmazingRibs.com Platinum Medal.
Weber Spirit E-330 Gas Grill Review
We reviewed Weber's entry level Spirit line and award our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal. Spirit E-330 has three stainless steel burners for a total input of 32,000 BTU, a side burner and a sear burner. It is the largest Spirit model with 424 square inches primary cooking surface and a 105 square inch warming rack.
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