1726: How To Make Your Kitchen Accessible

<div>What are the adaptations you can make to your kitchen to make it more accessible if you have little or no sight?<br> <br> We spoke with visually impaired cook and author of recipe books: A Taste of Spice' and 'A Sense of Cooking, Kim Jaye, to hear what helps her in the kitchen. <br> <br> If you need some advice around accessibility adaptations for your kitchen, call the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999<br> <br> You can also find some of the items mentioned by Kim in the RNIB shop: <a href="https://shop.rnib.org.uk/">RNIB Online Shop</a><br> <br> Image shows Kim's lemon drizzle cake. The whole cake is generously drizzled with white icing which has dripped down the sides of the round cake. It's placed upon a cake stand with whole lemons positioned underneath it for decoration.</div>