You only get ONE accessory.

First a thermapen then a plate setter.

Platesetter.

Fred19Flintstone - I'm calling you if I find a magic lamp.

platestter then thermapen

Smokin_Trout said:

Fred19Flintstone - I'm calling you if I find a magic lamp.

Priorities man! I told Wilma we're getting a small to go along with our large and that's final! OK, for some reason she went along with it because I'm not wealthy. The point is I got a pair!

Fred19Flintstone said:

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Fred19Flintstone - I'm calling you if I find a magic lamp.

Priorities man! I told Wilma we're getting a small to go along with our large and that's final! OK, for some reason she went along with it because I'm not wealthy. The point is I got a pair!

Pair = Large & Small
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KY

fat bank account

Lifetime supply of quality lump! Without the egg is just a really big and fancy paperweight. 

@Stargazer, the Thermapen is the only way to tell if a steak or chicken breast is cooked, assuming you are doing more than one. If you have 30 wings on a grid, the Thermapen can tell you in less than a minute how they are all doing, your food probe can't tell you about any of them. It is a different tool for a different job. The value is the second accurate reading. You don't have to hold it with a glove or pair of pliers waiting for it to read. 

Is meat an accessory?

nolaegghead said:

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rontho said:

Is meat an accessory?

Meat can be an accessory....

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/8-facts-about-lady-gagas-meat-dress

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Skiddymarker said:

@Stargazer, the Thermapen is the only way to tell if a steak or chicken breast is cooked, assuming you are doing more than one. If you have 30 wings on a grid, the Thermapen can tell you in less than a minute how they are all doing, your food probe can't tell you about any of them. It is a different tool for a different job. The value is the second accurate reading. You don't have to hold it with a glove or pair of pliers waiting for it to read. 

Wireless probe is great for a pork butt, but when it reads 195, is the whole butt there? Thermapen confirms temp anywhere in the butt in seconds. It is a great tool. 

Thank you for the explanation.  Makes a ton of sense to me now.  I do a lot of roasts on my egg so I get a lot of use from my wireless probe.  I'll have to keep and eye out for them on Amazon and look for a sale.

The best you are going to find is the $69 open-box deal they do every few months. Otherwise, used on ebay/craigslist. If you have Amazon Prime, you can save on the shipping and usually grab it for $89. Basic colors only, though. If you want one of the Special Edition ones, I have only seen them on the thermoworks site.

I'll take Little Steven's knowledge.  

One more vote for Thermapen.  I have all the others but you can jury-rig raised grids and all that other stuff.