Can an Arthritic Person Cook Up a Mean Lasagna Dinner
Posted by Chris on 11/21/2022 to
In the Kitchen
(You Bet--With Specially Adapted Knives, Utensils, and Plates Just for Arthritics) The kitchen presents many obstacles to arthritis sufferers. The easiest tasks often become so difficult that arthritics end up cooking foods that they didn’t
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A Well-Stocked Kitchen for Arthritic Cooks
Posted by Chris on 4/13/2022 to
In the Kitchen
Most kitchens are packed with implements as big and weighty as cast-iron Dutch ovens and small appliances…to tiny items like measuring spoons and grapefruit forks. Yet out of all of those hundreds of items, consider how few are appropriate for the
Maintaining a Safe Kitchen With Arthritis
Posted by Chelsea Shaffer on 10/11/2018 to
In the Kitchen
Conditions like Arthritis can make accomplishing regular household tasks more difficult than ever before, but that’s why practicing safe and adaptive kitchen etiquette can help.
Arthritis and Food: What to Eat and Avoid
Posted by Tanika on 3/7/2017 to
In the Kitchen
March is Nutrition Month. The focus of Nutrition Month is to encourage people to make positive food choices and to aid them in developing good eating habits. While arthritis is not categorized as a food-related condition, what you eat can impact it either positively or negatively. We are going to provide you with information on foods that benefit those with arthritis and foods that should be avoided as well.
International Bacon Day: handy bacon tricks
Posted by Matt on 9/2/2016 to
In the Kitchen
Bacon has only increased with fame over the years, and with fame comes a variety of ways to enjoy this tasty treat.
Compare eating utensils for arthritis
Posted by Matt on 7/21/2016 to
In the Kitchen
Eating with regular utensils can make arthritis pain worse. These lightweight, big handled spoons, forks and knives greatly improve dinnertime.