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You can get an oven thermometer for like $3, unless those have also sold out.
by CrazyStat 6y ago
You can get an oven thermometer for like $3, unless those have also sold out.
- kevingadd 6y agoThis only helps much if the calibration is off linearly - in my case not only is the calibration off but the temperature flux up/down is more pronounced than it should be. I still make do, but it's definitely very easy for stuff to come out burnt or undercooked as a result.
- Zenbit_UX 6y agoHate to be the one the point it out, but have you considered you might not be great at baking?
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- ars 6y ago> but the temperature flux up/down Have you checked if your air vents are blocked? Ovens don't have adjustable fires, they are always on/off. I can't think of any kind of failure that would cause unusually high swings.
- adrianN 6y agoWhen the temperature sensor in caked with something that provides thermal insulation the resulting lag in temperature feedback would mess with the oven's temperature control.
- evgen 6y agoOther have suggested ways to check your oven temp control, but one way to mitigate the problem slightly is to add some thermal mass to your oven. Unglazed quarry tile makes a nice baking surface and a double layer of that will prevent big temp oscillations in your oven.