Preparing food with one hand. This image shows a food preparation aid. It is a white board with different stainless steel securing clamps. In this photo it shows someone single-handedly peeling a courgette.

Preparing Food With One Hand

Preparing food with one hand. This image shows a food preparation aid. It is a white board with different stainless steel securing clamps. In this photo it shows someone single-handedly peeling a courgette.

Preparing Food With One Hand.

Preparing food with one hand is almost impossible. You don’t realise how fundamentally both hands work together until you are unable to use one of them. Whether you have had a Stroke, broken arm, severely arthritic hands or undergone hand surgery, your disability will be the same.

Loss of Independence

Most of us take the use of both hands for granted. You automatically use one hand to hold the item of food you want to slice or peel in one hand and the other to perform the task.  If you lose the use of one hand either temporarily or permanently, it affects everyday tasks such as washing, dressing and preparing meals. This leads to a loss of independence and reliance on others.

One Handed Cutting Board

This image shows the one handed cutting board with a yellow bell pepper secured in place with adjustable steel plates. It also shows a white cheese grater and a carrot.

This one-handed cutting board is a great help at this time. It isn’t the cheapest aid at £100 but if it means you can stay independent and continue to prepare food you enjoy eating it’s a sound investment. Here are a couple of reviews from happy customers.

Customer Reviews

” I bought this for my friend who lost her left hand fighting cancer, she has 2 small kids. She was shocked at how easy her life became around the kitchen. Ty so much guy who developed this product 🔥🔥🔥I will buy it again”.

” This board is genius I’m so grateful to have found it on Amazon thank you not only to Amazon, but also to the creator I did lose my left side mobility, and this board is so useful it makes being able to cook a great treat for me”.

” my other half had a stroke and only has use of 1 arm, he loves to cook and do food prep and we finally found something to assist him!!!!!!!!!!! thank you so very much for creating this amazing versatile cutting board”

 

 

 

 

 

Caron

Award-winning blogger and former care columnist for Devon Life magazine. I am passionate about helping elderly people and people with dementia live purposeful and independent lives.
Designer of the Dementia Assistance Card and Points Of Light award recipient, Caron hopes to help carers when resources are limited and demand is ever-increasing. I am here to support you.