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Thanks for sharing that’s super helpful. Sounds like ThermoPro thermometers are reliable and backed by great customer service. I might try one for my next cook since it fits well in hand and works consistently. Appreciate the tip!

Thanks everyone for all your advice and suggestions.

I’ve been looking for a good meat thermometer because cooking meat perfectly has always felt a little challenging for me. I want to make sure every meal is cooked properly and safe to eat. I’ve checked out several options online, and while many have glowing reviews. I’m still not completely sure which one would be the easiest and most reliable to use. Alpha Grillers Meat Thermometer Digital https://www.amazon.com Alpha Grillers Meat Thermometer Digital/dp/B00S93EQUK AMMZO Digital Meat Thermometer Digital https://www.amazon.com/dp AMMZO Digital Meat Thermometer Digital/B00S93EQUK?&linkCode=ll1 Has anyone here bought a meat thermometer for home use? Which one do you recommend? Can this prove to be effective, or are there better ones to compare it with? Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone, I’ve been experimenting with different meats on my Komodo Kamado, but I’m still trying to figure out the best way to cook beef — especially steaks and brisket. I love that smoky, juicy flavor the Kamado gives, but sometimes my beef turns out a bit dry or overcooked on the edges while the middle stays too rare. I’ve tried both direct and indirect heat, but I’m not sure which setup works best for thick cuts. So, how do you all cook your beef on the Komodo Kamado? Do you prefer low and slow for tenderness, or high sear and then rest? And what’s your favorite seasoning or marinade that really brings out that beefy flavor? Would love to hear your methods I’m always trying to improve my grilling game! Thanks,

Hey everyone, I’ve been really enjoying my Komodo Kamado lately and I’m curious to know what everyone’s favorite go-to recipes are. There are so many amazing things you can cook — from slow-smoked ribs to pizza, roasted vegetables, and even desserts! I’d love to hear what dishes you make most often and what temperature setups or accessories you use to get the best results. Do you prefer low and slow barbecue, or do you like using it for quick high-heat searing? Let’s share some recipe ideas and tips to inspire each other!

Hi everyone, I’m still learning how to get that deep smoky BBQ flavor. Sometimes the food turns out great, but other times the smoke flavor feels too light. I’ve tried adjusting the vents and using different types of wood, but I’m not sure which method works best. Can anyone share their favorite tips for maintaining heat control and achieving a balanced flavor?