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ThermoWork's Thermopop + Product Review #sponsor #ad

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Did you enter the #10DaysofTailgate giveaway and not win ThermoWorks' ThermoPop*? You have another chance because they have offered one of my readers a ThermoPop of their own. Lucky ducks.

Click to read my Grilled Lemongrass Lamb post.


*Full Disclosure: I received a ThermoPop by ThermoWorks for participating in #10DaysofTailgate last month. All comments are 100 % accurate and 100% my own.

 Here are my thoughts...

Let's be real: ThermoWorks sent me the ThermoPop for participating in this event, but it's not mine. As soon as I opened it, it was out of the box and secured in Jake's grill tools drawer. Really. I had to dig it out, shove it back in the package to take a photo, and then put it back in his drawer.

A few notes: ThermoPop is affordable. And while it's easy to use, it's loaded with features.
  • Rotating display - You can turn the digital readout to make it easy to read. Cool.
  • Lighted display - If you're grilling at, or after, dusk, you can still see the reading. Perfect for autumn evenings.
  • Super Fast - ThermoPop registers temperatures consistently within a few seconds. Okay, maybe five seconds. That's still really fast.
  • Accuracy -  The specifications list a temp range of -58° to 572°F with a +/- 2°F variance up to temps of 248° and a +/- 4°F for temps above 248°F. Not bad.


Thanks, again, ThermoWorks  for sponsoring #10DaysofTailgate. 
The Giveaway

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Mandatory Entry: Visit the ThermoWorks website (here) and tell me Which is your favorite color of ThermoPop? There are 9! Many more ways to enter in the Rafflecopter widget [below].

This giveaway is open to residents of the United States only, age 18 and older. This BONUS #10DaysofTailgate 2014 giveaway runs from Thursday, October 9, 2014 12:00am PT through Monday, October 13, 2014 at 11:59pm PT. Winners will be randomly chosen and announced on October 14, 2014. Winners will also be contacted by email and will have 48 hours to respond to the email. If a winner does not respond in that time a new winner will be chosen. For more information, see the full terms and conditions in the Rafflecopter widget.

Disclaimer: ThermoWorks has provided the prizes free of charge. Participating bloggers received product for their #10DaysofTailgate posts. All opinions stated are my own.

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