Encouraging independence through accessible technology at the grill, in the kitchen, and in every other aspect of life. Sharing experiences from a unique perspective in activities you would not expect the blind or visually impaired to be involved in.
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Encouraging independence through accessible technology at the grill, in the kitchen, and in every other aspect of life. Sharing experiences from a unique perspective in activities you would not expect the blind or visually impaired to be involved in.
We have been feasting on crawfish at the local grill store between fishing trips. Chris still refuses to suck the heads but enjoys the meat from those tails. The world of coffee and espresso has me intrigued but not everything is very accessible. The scale company Acaia has made their Pearl S with a talking feature and made a conscious effort to make their Brew app accessible with screen readers. The Lucca A53mini has tactile buttons for easy use but out of most folks price range. And then there are grinders which seem to be moving to the touch screen interface with few exceptions. Finally, we have put the sous vide machine to work since the storms have kept us inside.
Blind Grilling Experience
Encouraging independence through accessible technology at the grill, in the kitchen, and in every other aspect of life. Sharing experiences from a unique perspective in activities you would not expect the blind or visually impaired to be involved in.
