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Cooking Temperature Converter — Fahrenheit to Celsius & Back

Instantly convert any cooking or grilling temperature between Fahrenheit and Celsius.

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Common Cooking Temperature Reference

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Smoker — low & slow 225°F 107°C
Smoker — medium 250°F 121°C
Smoker — hot & fast 275–300°F 135–149°C
Oven — low roast 300°F 149°C
Oven — standard roast 325–350°F 163–177°C
Oven — high heat 400–425°F 204–218°C
Grill — medium 350–400°F 177–204°C
Grill — high 450–500°F 232–260°C
Deep fry — standard 350–375°F 177–191°C
Candy — soft ball 235–240°F 113–116°C
Candy — hard crack 300–310°F 149–154°C
Safe: beef (medium) 160°F 71°C
Safe: chicken 165°F 74°C
Safe: pork 145°F 63°C

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is 350°F in Celsius?
350°F equals 177°C. This is the most common oven temperature for baking and roasting — used for everything from turkey to cookies.
What is 165°F in Celsius?
165°F equals 74°C. This is the USDA-recommended safe internal temperature for all poultry, including chicken breast, thighs, wings, and whole turkey.
Why do American recipes use Fahrenheit?
The United States uses the Fahrenheit scale as its standard measurement system. Most American ovens, grills, and food thermometers display in Fahrenheit, while the rest of the world primarily uses Celsius.
What temp is 225°C in Fahrenheit?
225°C equals 437°F — a high oven temperature used for pizza or quick searing. Not to be confused with 225°F (107°C), which is the classic low-and-slow BBQ smoking temperature.

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