30 Kitchen Gadgets Every Senior Should Have

30 Kitchen Gadgets Every Senior Should Have

Links to the best Kitchen Gadgets are listed down below:

There are so many Kitchen Gadgets on the market that it can be hard to narrow down the best ones. In this video, we’ll be comparing 30 Kitchen Gadgets that are designed for different kinds of users. Not only will we take build quality into consideration, but also unique selling features, so that you can decide which is best for you.

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Links to the best Kitchen Gadgets are listed down below:

[sha]

Also I appreciate this video listing the cost of each item and where it can be purchased.
Being a senior is hardly the biggest concern of mine. I’ve been disabled since my 40’s. Although at 62 I’m at my worst.
Those of senior age in good health and still able too function well… You should just be happy.
Curious tho.. Why’s someone whose in such fantastic shape bothering with viewing videos like this? Just an observation.

[benpeterson]

I enjoyed this video, really funny. Unfortunately I did not qualify as a senior, because there was nothing I would see as necessary. But of cause I am still a young boy, only 76 🤣

[RickyDeContardi]

If you are senior enough you know that the lesser things you use in your kitchen, the lesser you have to wash

[reallyseriously]

The chicken shredder is an extra large 'Herb' grinder.🔥

[meacadwell]

For those complaining that these "aren't just for seniors", the person pointed this video towards seniors because that age group would probably benefit the most from these products...yet may not have even heard about them.

If you like a product, or can use it, there's nothing wrong with any age group using any of the items.

[bryanadams]

I'll have to throw out many of my other gadgets tin my walk in closet to make room for these marvels!

[mrmusiclover]

I agree about the Hamilton Beach can opener. No sharp edges are left!

[RghHgr]

Close to turn 70 years, I even didn't know that there a people out there, who want their chicken breasts to be shredded. 😀

[soaringkite]

You’ve gone on a TEMU shopping spree!
😊

[kathleenaustin]

I use a small flat head screw driver to remove lids. Just go under the lip twist. Air releases. No power needed!

[judyross]

What is "interesting" is those gadgets I need I already have. I have not found #2 jar opener useful so far but watching your demo showed me a trick that might help. Also, collapsing the microwave food cover in the dishwasher won't get it clean between the folds.

[nadogrl]

Zulay is my favorite brand in frothers, but I prefer the double, and now their newer TRIPLE frother!

[tracyjohnson]

You can tell pharmacy to use non child proof caps on medications, but I love the meds bottle opener featured here.

[joyscranfield]

At 73, i see a few items that are needed!

[susiq]

I have the jar opener, works just have to learn how to use, also have the microwave cover.

[chrissandoval]

you read marketing releases very well.

[elizabeth]

I have psoriatic arthritis and am far from the “senior” label but many of these items would cause safety issues with my varying grip strength. Too many parts to assemble/disassemble, trying to use a clip on colander would be worse because I would have to attempt to hold a pot up while draining much easier to use a pot with colander insert and watching the model on her hands and knees cleaning a floor mat ~ NOPE!

[michaelahughes]

The oxo jar opener is much better than the one described at number two. It’s definitely worth the extra cost. The milk frothing wand is quite good but don’t pay any more than £10 ($10) for it.

[thaisstone]

And not a damn one of the demonstrators was a senior. REALLY???