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🌡️ Meat Internal Temperature Guide

🌡️ Meat Internal Temperature Guide

Probe the thickest part, away from bone. UK FSA safe-cook figures are listed beside common chef doneness for beef/lamb. Poultry and mince should hit the safe column. Carry-over cooking after rest can add 2–5 °C.

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