Accessible Kitchen Tools And Small Appliances

Online, In-Person

Explore how adaptive kitchen tools and small appliances can transform the way you cook, making meal preparation safer, easier, and more enjoyable. In this interactive remote class, you’ll discover a variety of accessible gadgets, tactile aids, and time-saving devices designed to support independence in the kitchen. Through live demonstrations and detailed discussions, you’ll learn how to identify, select, and confidently use tools that best fit your cooking style and comfort level.

Class Details

Cost

Free to students.
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Ways to Learn

Online (live instruction via Microsoft Teams or Zoom)

Wednesdays
September 2 to September 23 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM PT
4 weeks

Registration for this workshop is closed

How to Sign Up

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or call us at 1-800-BRAILLE (272-4553)

Image of low vision kitchen devices and tools such as large print timers, printed recipe, measuring cups, measuring stick, and a liquid indicator.

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What will I learn?

How to use adaptive kitchen tools, tactile aids, and small appliances to cook more safely and independently
Tips for organizing your kitchen with accessibility and efficiency in mind
Strategies for tactile labeling, adaptive handling, and practical meal prep
Confidence in choosing the right tools to match your cooking needs—without requiring live cooking participation

What is this class like?

Live demonstrations and guided discussions on a variety of accessible kitchen tools and appliances
Practical tips and real-life examples to inspire confidence in your cooking routine
A supportive, interactive environment where you can ask questions and share experiences
Useful takeaways to make your kitchen setup safer, more efficient, and more enjoyable
Interactive online presentation via Microsoft Teams
Two ways to attend with Teams: video conference or dial-in by phone
Learn about Microsoft Teams here

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