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The Blind Kitchen provides accessible cooking tools and tips for blind
and vision-impaired cooks

The Blind Kitchen

3 days ago

Time for another Earring drop! We are thinking about the changing seasons and of course Debra has appropriate earrings to prepare! We've got Cranberries, Soup, a Cook Book, a Pumpkin and a Turkey!Image Description: There are 6 images in this post. Each features a close up of Chef Debra wearing special earrings. The first shows cranberry earrings. The second shows can of soup earrings. The third shows frying pan earrings. The fourth shows cook book earrings. The fifth shows an earring with a halloween pumpkin and a tassel. The sixth shows a roasted turkey. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Blind Kitchen

2 weeks ago

Tip: Save those rubber bands! Why do we love rubber bands? When shopping in person in a store, having a stash of rubber bands on your wrist can be very helpful. You can quickly slip a rubber band onto a can or box to help you to differentiate between items that are the same shape and size. ... See MoreSee Less

Use rubber bands to shop - The Blind Kitchen

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Using rubber bands for labeling is helpful for the vision impaired. By using bands you will know what is what when you get home.

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The Blind Kitchen

3 weeks ago

The Thermometer Clip allows the blind cook to attach a thermometer to the rim of a pan to be able to safely assess and monitor the temperature of the hot liquid in the pan. Why Blind-Friendly? It is important to be able to safely assess and monitor hot liquids in a pan when a desired temperature needs to be maintained, such as when deep frying or candy making. This can be a challenge for cooks with vision loss to keep their fingers safely away from the hot liquid while assuring that the tip of the thermometer probe is in contact with the liquid. The Thermometer Clip keeps the probe in the liquid and the handle of the thermometer safely in a predictable place. Read the Physical Description and Use and Care below. Also included as part of the Stovetop Collection.... ... See MoreSee Less

Thermometer Clip - The Blind Kitchen

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The Blind Kitchen

4 weeks ago

Easy Toaster Quesadillas! These handy little snacks are easy to make and there are no dirty dishes. Just 2 ingredients and a napkin and you are ready to eat in less than 5 minutes!Check our site for the details and tools to make this an easy go-to snack for the vision-impaired chef! ... See MoreSee Less

Toaster Quesadillas - The Blind Kitchen - Where everyone has a place at the table

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Two-ingredient toaster quesadillas are easy to make and no dirty dishes! Directions are written for cooks who are vision impaired.

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The Blind Kitchen

4 weeks ago

The Palm Peeler removes the thin outer skin from vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, and parsnips. It is a sturdy plastic square that measures two and a half inches by two and a half inches with two open plastic rings attached to the upper back of the tool. On the opposite side of the plastic square is a stainless steel blade that is exactly like a stick peeler; it runs vertically down the center front of the square. Colors vary. Why Blind-Friendly? The Palm Peeler makes peeling vegetables safer for the cook with vision loss. It is also a more accurate tool for peeling vegetables than the traditional peeler with a handle. Our Palm Peeler keeps your fingers safely behind where the blade meets the food, but your fingertips are inches away from where the action is happening, making it easy to inspect the food with your fingertips when needed. Watch the video and read Use and Care below. Also available as part of our Cutting and Chopping Collection.... ... See MoreSee Less

Double Skewers

Double Spatula

Dry Measure Cups

Dry Measure Spoons

Egg Rings

Finger Guard

First Aid Kit

Food Corer

Grill Glove Clips

Grilling and BBQ Collection

Grilling Basket

Grilling Gloves

Grilling Grate

Heat Gloves

Herb Bags

Kitchen Basics Collection

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The Blind Kitchen