Cheap sensors from China may work, but it is pretty hard to trust the quoted accuracy. 0.15 C accuracy is already a tight speced PT100.
There is a chance one can get away with a cheap sensor, if one does a calibration relative to a bath of ice water. It is not trivial, but it can be done to the 0.1 to 0.2 K level. The ultimate solution would be a DIY tripple point cell
. This is not absolutely impossible.
With some care a 3 wire interface can be sufficient. If using cheap thin film sensors, one could use PT1000 instead and get away with just 2 wire interface. Usually the thin film ones are sufficient at low temperature, but they are often no very accurate and would thus need calibration.
One can attache double wires to get a 4 wire connection to a thin film PT100 sensor.