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The Rhino Short Thermometer is a compact analog milk thermometer with a 5-inch stem and an adjustable stainless steel clip that grips a milk pitcher. It is built for baristas steaming small pitchers, where a long probe gets in the way and a fast dial reading matters. The dial covers milk, espresso, tea and general cooking, so it earns a place beyond the espresso bar. Against digital instant-read thermometers it is slower to settle and less precise, but it needs no battery and clips in place hands-free, which is why clip-on analog dials remain common in cafes.
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The Rhino Short Thermometer is an analog milk thermometer for monitoring milk temperature while steaming. It has a dial that is easy to read and an adjustable stainless steel clip that holds it on the side of a milk pitcher.
The stem is 5" (13 cm) long, which suits smaller milk pitchers. The clip is quick-release, so it can be repositioned or removed easily. The temperature range also covers espresso, tea and general cooking.
To use it, insert the stem through both holes in the clip and attach the clip to the side of the pitcher. Adjust the stem so the tip sits just above the bottom of the pitcher. Always attach the thermometer before filling the pitcher with milk.
