Rocker knives are an example of a specialty cooking tool. The two-handled design adds strength and control to cutting and chopping, while the rocker blade design has the motion built right in.
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10 Cooking Tips for People With Arthritis
By Carol & Richard Eustice, About.com Guide
Updated February 09, 2007
About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by the Medical Review Board
All too often, people don't take the time to search for better cooking tools. There are more specialty cooking tools available than ever before. Useful for everyone, the specialty cooking tools are even more beneficial for people who have physical limitations.
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- Tip 1 of 10 - Use Ergonomic Cooking Tools
- Tip 2 of 10 - Use Pots and Pans with Two Handles
- Tip 3 of 10 - Food Processors Are a Necessity
- Tip 4 of 10 - Rocker Knife or Specialty Knives Simplify Cutting
- Tip 5 of 10 - Pull Up a Stool
- Tip 6 of 10 - Crockpots Offer Convenience
- Tip 7 of 10 - Soup is Simple and Soothing
- Tip 8 of 10 - Planned Leftovers
- Tip 9 of 10 - Store Foods Conveniently
- Tip 10 of 10 - Make Kitchen Shelves Accessible
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