Safety In The Domestic Kitchen - Food Technology

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This update of our classic program offers a light-hearted look at the potential hazards of the humble, domestic kitchen. Students will enjoy the dramatic scenes that illustrate the possibly dire consequences of handling kitchen equipment that could cause cuts, burns or other injuries. We review the major areas for consideration when assessing kitchen risks, and offer recommendations for best practice.

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[Rainbow_Matrix]

So, is the narrator able to bring them back to life after every death? With memories of previous deaths? What a hellish existence.

[trell_double_ll]

I gotta finish this before Friday or i gonna fail my cooking class

[OnionBearer-vscv]

I'm starting my food tech class today and this was the first thing I was assigned to watch

This is going to be a fun trimester

[chriscms]

This is the funniest video I've seen that's related to school, good job there

[lor]

My son came home from school telling me about this video his teacher put on for cooking class. He had to show it to me lol absolutely hilarious

[babydaisy]

10:56 Use equipment with wet hands and you could be in for a shock! Love this bit and that is also true. I think I have done this once.

[agiles]

We watched this with our girls for their Girl Scout cooking badges (3rd grade - 6th grade). I was afraid it was a little too scary/graphic for the younger ones but, they all thought it was really funny. They chose to do cooking badges next and kitchen safety and basic hygiene were part of the first requirement for all of them. Normally we'd do this in person in our big commercial kitchen at our meeting site, but this was perfect for our virtual environment. It was easy to watch, though funny... it demonstrated how serious kitchen safety issues are, and they grasped all the concepts easily. For our purposes, it was cute and informative.

[TheLocalPotto]

You can’t convince me otherwise, this dude has had some sort of an affair having to deal with crème brûlée

[angelfranklavarez]

The cuts preventions are kindly brutal lol... I can't watch it directly... the way you show how to prevent different risks at kitchen is so good... it helped me with my fvcking module...thank you for this...

[thegrandthrone]

Why does every single foods course assign this video

[HeartAndSoul]

Dawg I gotta finish This Video in home economics. Glad I’m not the only assigned this in class.

[gweeberweepers]

we watched this in cooking class yesterday and this video helps me more than the 20 minute speech our science teacher gives us 👍

[fiftyminutes]

im scarred after the fingerless claire and the stabbed scott

[Star.of.the.shw]

I watched this in class for design and technology, now I watch this in my free time, it’s kinda funny

[Solluna_Lumen]

Immaculate Stanley Parable vibes here. Five stars

[ianfarquharson]

bro took this video to the extreme
Scott and Claire were injured 400 times in the making of this video

[tyler]

This is so thorough it looks foolproof. Although a little extreme.

[nothuman]

Imagine having switches on your outlets

[SylveonGamerJake]

I see a bunch of people here watching this for info and school, while I’m here to do this opposite, make a cooking video with toys the wrong way.

[masaki_YT]

teacher gave me and my class this question (Watch the attached video first. Why is safety so important in the kitchen? Name two ways you ensure kitchen safety in your household. Has the Covid-19 pandemic changed your day to day routine in the kitchen? How?) and we have to
watch this video and then answer it 😂