Just saw all your comments about a link to the veggie chopper! This is the exact one I used: www.amazon.com/dp/B0764HS4SL?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamznutri057-20&creativeASIN=B0764HS4SL&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.2S8TFZQSMDYL3&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d_asin If you're having a hard time copy+pasting the link, you can go to my Amazon storefront (amazon.com/shop/nutritionbykylie) and it's the first product under "Kitchen")! Hope this helps!
Hello Kylie, sorry to bother you. Just wanted to say how mad i am at RUclips algorithm because even though I am subscribed, you don't show in my feed :(
@addieg6481 I just mean a lot of people give advice, but they just expect you to have the energy to follow their suggestions. If you say you want to eat healthy, they'll suggest meal prep but never address where the energy you need to perform those actions is supposed to come from.
I'm disabled and I feel so terrible about the fact that I can't really make food, but videos like these make me realize I can make things easier for myself and still eat well
ADANN (Americans with Disabilities Act National Network) could probably give you all kinds of information about where to get surprisingly well designed things to help you with whatever you’re trying to do. Some of the things in assistive technology catalogs aren’t things that I necessarily need, but they’re so well designed that I use them.
You're doing your best! Our best changes from day to day, so if you start doing something like this, it absolutely doesn't mean you weren't trying your best before. You've just been made aware of a resource to help make things easier for you to make things for yourself 💚 Be kind to yourself.
You know that post where a girl said she had no energy to make sandwiches and her therapist said she could just eat the pieces separate? Love this kind of inclusive content
i saw that post years ago and think about it so often! such a useful thing because your brain just says ‘no you can’t just eat random ingredients’ babe that’s literally all cooking or making food is😭
I like that you mentioned that you can just eat it from the chopper bowl too lol. I have terrible adhd and it’s hard for me to keep up with dishes, a lot of the time, I’ll just eat dinner from the pan or the container I reheated it in. It works.
@@afifahpipah4770some people with ADHD tend to experience a sort of "paralysis" where they desperately want to get up and do things, but their brain literally won't let them. As you can imagine that makes chores very difficult
@@afifahpipah4770adhd paralysis is a common thing for people with the disorder, it’s basically when you scream and shout internally or sometimes externally at yourself to do something but you just physically can’t do it, your brain won’t allow it- a good comparison is trying to force yourself to touch a hot stove, you may want to, you may try to force it, but until you get that spark your body and mind won’t let you
In India, we say if we eat something directly from pan, then you will witness rain on your wedding day 🤭. That's the first thing I thought when I read your comment. But yes, I know how it feels like to go through it, I hope this works for you 🤗.
My mother ingrained me to always do dishes while cooking food. So I will never have more than one plate and utensils to wash. Alongside my frying pan or oven sheet. - You don’t need to do the dishes every single day but this does cut down on the amount. I like it 🤷
It takes much longer and far more energy to do this instead of just using a knife. For carrots and similar just use a cheese grater, u don't need to peel them
I love Kylie’s videos and all of her nutrition tips, but I’m also always distracted by admiring her beautiful hair (and just her beauty in general) every time I watch 😂😂🙏🏻💕
One of the only creators who teaches viewers how to make *actually* healthy and accessible meals and don’t encourage them to starve themselves. Thank you for your positivity and tips!
I started following bc she made it clear that she struggled with food and mental health before and shes aware of what it’s like on the other side. I’m glad she started to grow her platform and to see how appreciated she is. A lot of the time you see fitness RUclipsrs or nutritionist tell you what to do and how to do it but its never easy to just get up and do it. I’m grateful to see someone finally acknowledge that there are people who struggle not just with their food but the motivation or ability to make it.
yeah I have chronic head pain that is really strong. I also cant stand for long or sit for to long I have to change positions and mostly lay. And I cant really use my left hand (mostly). (One drunk driver almost killed me on full speed. so not complaining I am alive at least. Even with scares all over my face and body). So I cant do most things as "normal" person or a person with a mostly healthy body. And a lot of tips from the internet helps me a lot 😊 similar chopper I use on a daily basis for a 7 years already! (It came with a 10 sets of razors and I changed them only 3 times so If a glass container wont brake and plastic parts remain the same I can use it longer!
And it only gets worse with old age. Maybe it's not everyone, but my grandma can't even stand with her legs wide apart. Barely shoulder width. If you stuck her on a horse, she would get hurt.
I bought this off Amazon when we first moved into our apartment. We used it maybe once or twice and it’s been sitting in the cabinet with the rest of our “seasonal” cookware. Thank you for this. I’m so excited to try it.
@@wallflower8580it takes forever to chops up each leaves. It be faster on a chopping board with knife. Also easier to clean. Don't buy, she is just promoting this item
That’s honestly a sign that this product is useless. I don’t really see the value of this product except if you’re planning to chop tons of ingredients. But for what she’s advertising? You feel lazy prepping? Feel lazy washing dishes? It’s not for that. That thing is harder wash than what you already have: a knife, a cutting board and a bowl. And may I also add that you’ll also need to use a knife and cutting board anyways because you’ll have to pre-chop/pre-slice before you can put stuff on that chopper.
I just got one of these choppers and its been so fun to use. It's really easy to rinse/wash because it comes with its own little cleaning tools. idk what it is about having specific cleaning tools, but it seems to help my ADHD move along with cleaning tasks. if any of you have reservations about getting this because of the potentially difficult clean up, I hope this helps your decision 💛
I love how you acknowledge that some people don’t like chopping veggies/unable to and regardless of that you encourage us to have some anyway by also proposing a solution to that hurdle. You’re the first ever dietitian I’ve subscribed to
As a person with ADHD, autism, and a chronic illness (and recovered from an eating disorder), I love this woman so much. It's amazing seeing someone talking about food from an angle of accessibility and availability rather than focusing on the "all or nothing" kind of healthy eating approach that is impossible to achieve with a disability or any other issue that restricts your energy or ability to do things
I don’t have a vegetable chopper but as someone with ADHD, I can see how it’s a great tool for us since it reduces the amount of steps to prep veggies and the amount of times you touch the veggie (for those of us that also have some issues with certain textures).
i have adhd and i have one and it is great but it is difficult to clean as it has a lot of nooks and crannies and my executive dysfunction always says f*ck that and it sits in my sink forever
@@snowdrop298 Thanks for the warning. Since my biggest hurdle with cooking is doing the dishes, I think I’ll just have to stick with a knife and cutting board.
@@snowdrop298as long as you're only using it on veggies, you can rinse it really well and be done with it. Since there's no fats, nothing will cling to it.
This is the first time I ever heard someone also consider mental energy when it comes to diet. As an autistic person who sometimes doesn't even has the energy to make a sandwich or chop things up, I can't describe how happy I am to have found someone who even considers things like this, that normal people and even most coaches and dietitians would never think about.
@@sarahbasto6520she specifically added that it can be helpful for people with disabilities, including ADHD (autism is frequently linked with adhd and very comorbid) and this is meant to make the whole process easier, when you have issues like executive dysfunction! The original commenter (and myself also) appreciate the consideration she has for people like us :]
I'm a massive stroke survivor with right side weakness, and the one major thing I struggle with is getting fresh veggies into my diet cos of the safety factor. With only one strong hand to try and cut them up isn't safe for me. So I generally buy frozen since they're already cut up. However with this video short you showed me a really practical item that I can use every day & get fresh veggies back into my daily diet. I did check it out on Amazon, and also found it to be affordable for me too since I'm on a limited income (SSI-Disability), and I need to stretch it as far as I can each month. So for all this, Thank You!! ❤
I'll pray for you, I'm helping my Grandpa with this exact thing now. He had a aneurysm in his heart, during emergency surgery which he wasn't suppose to live he had small strokes. He is walking, talking and cognitively intact at 75YO. God and those amazing doctors performed a miracle that day
I cannot tell u how happy I am to have found you. I have been trying to change my eating habits and have been talking to a nutritionist. Unfortunately, I have adhd and one of my biggest struggles is with food and prepping. This advice is amazing, and the first time I heard from a nutritionist about realist solutions for dealing with adhd related issues without me feeling ashamed and like I'm making excuses. Thank you sooo much!
Same here! I’ve known about her channel and have had her in my YT shorts for a while, but for some reason she stopped showing up. I’M SO GLAD that she’s back again because everything that she suggests is extremely helpful to me. I also have ADHD and living with it makes things difficult. She’s amazing.
She’s a dietitian WITH ADHD. And IBS, and some other issues from childhood that she’s talked about in some other videos. Basically a dietitian helped save her life when she was about eight years old, so she wanted to pay it forward. Just a very sweet person who doesn’t mince words about disability.
Wooow! Really thank you!!! I have chronic depression and most of the time cooking for me is so overwhelming. With this stuff i will be able to eat more salad which is great for health! Cause most of the time I'm eating lots of carbs, fats and meat
I try to replace carbs with veggies. I have always liked salad, esp. with my homemade bleu cheese dressing. I have chronic pain so I get you on the cooking. Salad with cold protein is so easy.
I just recently found out carbs fats and meats will destroy your gallbladder and you'll end up having to have surgery so be careful let's try this salad Chopper😊❤
Thank you for mentioning those with a chronic illness, I was just diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and my whole world is going to change. I appreciate the tips!
pretty sure by that she means people with nerve damage etc - people who cant operate knives and chopping, how does type 1 diabetes limit u from cutting lol im glad u found this video helpful though
I have autism and anorexia so food prep is a major barrier for me. PRACTICAL tips to eat more regularly like this are the best and so helpful. THANK YOU!! ❤❤❤
I'm a therapist and I aim to eat more veggies, and sometimes I struggle w/exhaustion. I'm gonna use some of your advice for myself and relay it to my (German-speaking) clients. Thanks! And thanks to all the ppl who shared bits of their struggles in the comments, I'm glad to be more aware now - e.g. didn't know it could be a thing for ND folks to have issues w/certain textures.
As someone who has Carpal Tunnel and severe Tendonitis to the point where my hands literally swell up. I sometimes wake up crying they are in so much pain. And I drop stuff all the time now. My dad said surely there is something you can get that would make chopping veggies easier for you. He just was always afraid I would accidentally cut myself, and even more so after my hand issues got worse. Literally, the day he made that comment, I accidentally cut my finger cutting veggies for a salad. So I started scouring the internet. When I happened upon a food chopper exactly like the one you are using in this video. I never knew they even existed and it has seriously been the biggest lifesaver for me! I was so happy the 1st time I used it that I cried happy tears because my hands just keep getting worse and worse. I also got 2 salad spinners, we didn't realize bigger ones existed or we would have gotten 1 bigger one instead lol But again, thank you for helping people learn how they can still eat great with less physical effort when they are disabled, such as myself. You are Heaven sent
If you're keen for some light silly viewing, check out Barry Lewis's food gadget review videos , they're really fun and he often reviews cooking gadgets specifically made for people with disabilities 😊
I took your advice and made my first veggie chopper salad. I love salads but rarely buy the ingredients because they end up going to waste. This not only made the process easier, it added a layer of fun in a strange way. I often battle between wanting convenience or wanting healthy/whole foods and with this tip I can have both. My huge salad also kept me full while still hitting my calorie goals.
I bought this two weeks ago and already it is such a game changer - chopping vegetables is in general my biggest hurdle when it comes to cooking. And the second one is washing dishes afterwards, which it also helps out with. Both my body and my wallet are happy that I haven’t had any take out, and I just feel more competent honestly. It feels silly to say that, but I do.
@@sherriemedellin5575 not sure it has a specific name, but I’m sure you can Google “veggie cutter” or something similar and find a version that suits your needs (I have one that can also turn into a mandolin, so if you want you can look at features like that too)
Amen, sister. I couldn't cook if it wasn't for my chopper. With all my health issues, it makes it so I can still cook & feel normal. Love your videos hon 😊💕
My mother had this miracle chopper. A simple double blade. I STILL havent gotten around buying my own. Everyday, I tell myself; go out and buy the damned chopper. Me: buys everything that catchrs my eye. Come home and....shi-...i forgot to buy the chopper.
Right? 😭 honestly her whole channel makes me feel understood. Im tired from having to try and explain the way my brain works to people so it’s refreshing.
Hey, sorry if this is stupid but why did she mention people with ADHD as an example of who this hack could benefit? I have ADHD too but idk i like chopping veggies it’s kinda fun
@@hiimluna2069 I think it’s gonna be different for everyone but for me personally with adhd the idea of making a meal and all the steps that go into that feel really overwhelming for me and I rarely get into a “cooking frenzy” where I feel inspired to make a whole thing of it 😅
@@hiimluna2069personally, i find it boring and its easy for me to get distracted. its different for everyone, but i definitely need a veggie chopper😭
@@hiimluna2069 ADHD varies from person to person, so for example you like to chop veggies, but for another person with ADHD that might not be do-able depending on their mental energy. So it's useful for those people
Avocado is so so good in salad. It makes it creamy and more pleasantly moist that can make you put less dressing that might be high in fat or carbs but its so good
I like how inclusive and accessible your meal ideas and prep are. Usually I do like cooking, but recently it just felt more like a chore to me. I have two weeks off currently in which I have more energy to cook, but I know that once work starts again, I need to find easier ways to prepare balanced meals. If you're up to it, I'd be super interested in a series about quick and easy meals that keep your glucose levels steady, as I have PCOS and insulin resistance. :)
I wanted to subscribe but realised I already have. I wish I could subscribe to you more than once, I really appreciate this channel! Thank you for sharing all your tips x
I love your videos because you legit know how to make thing super easy for neurodivergent and disabled people. Chronic fatigue makes it so hard to cook on a regular basis and your tips are always helpful for that!
@roddo1955 Thank you! Yes, I go to therapy plus take medication. Also got the help with an ADHD coach. I started college in my late 30s. I'm going for Psychology and Sexual Science with an emphasis in ADHD. I want to be a Sex Coach and an ADHD coach. I'm already working in both fields and finishing school. All 3 of my kids have ADHD as well. Because ADHD is hereditary. I'm 46, now and my kids are 24, 25, and 26. I wanted my kids to have access to the tools and resources that I never had. I didn't want them to feel broken and alone. I realized you live the life that you believe in, and I started believing in myself first every day. Then little by little. My house is still cluttered, but No where near what it used to be. There's a great channel on RUclips called : "How to ADHD" is an incredible resource.
I love that you are promoting sustainable nutrition. I definitely am your key audience. I returned to work after 18m maternity leave and I got these cute salad containers for my lunch and it lasted 2 weeks until I ran out of energy to keep chopping it all.
Great tip! I’ve had an autoimmune disease for most of my life. After working a full day, I’m too exhausted to cook. This makes everything easier, and can do it while sitting down. Thanks Kylie!
I have adhd and this would literally save my entire life. I eat really unhealthy, just because it's easier for me. But this looks easy AND fun! I literally called out to my mom, "MOMMA! WE NEED A VEGGIE CHOPPER!"
This is amazing. My main issue for making meals is the prep. I don't always have the energy. I usually just buy already prepped salads and stuff to save time.
Yes! I struggle with pain and stiffness in my hands and wrists due to untreated fractures/breaks when I was a child, and I can rarely actually chop things. I need to try this!
The worst part about the veggie chopper is cleaning it tho 😭 have one lying around but never use it cause i prefer to just clean my knife and cutting board
when she chopped the avocado, I thought "that will be hardwork to clean it" - I prefer cutting board & knife for the same reason as you do! Plus the cutting routine feels meditative for me
There are choppers that are less complicated. A simple twoblade rotator with a container. You pop your onion or whatever in it, push the button. It goes 'wirrrrrrrr' and boom: one perfectly cubed onion. No cutting board. Take out the blade empty the container, two items to wash up. Done. Very cheap, too.
Same. I've found that most of my hesitation with cooking meals for myself was the dread of dealing with all the dirty gadgets that came with it. A good knife and cutting board is not only easier to clean, but is hella faster. I'd go mad carefully positioning each piece of lettuce and veggie 😅.
I’d just like to say I’ve been really focusing on what I can add to something to make it more nutritious instead of cutting out foods entirely. It’s really helped me a lot and I’m sure other people as well ❤
I just found out about your channel and I really have to thank you for your quick and easy tips. As someone with a chronic illness, my energy levels are so low that I have difficulty getting out of bed. The last time I baked something, I was in pain for over a week, so I'm thankful for your tips to eat healthy without feeling overwhelmed.
My biggest issue with salad is washing it. There’s always so many bugs on the lettuce where I live, this year was the worst for it. I just can’t 😆 Eta: I’ve used salad washers. Aphids are stubborn buggers, takes several washes for them to be mostly gone. I find them in prewashed stuff too.
Washing and drying produce for me takes up most of my meal prep. I'm seriously considering buying a veggie washer just because I'm disabled and the prep is hard
@@frozenraspberries1552not sure if this is an option for you but I’ve recently started buying the pre-washed lettuce in the plastic box things. It’s not quite as fresh as a non-prepped head but is definitely way better than the bagged stuff. It’s upped the amount of salads I eat bc I don’t dread the prep
The lack of chopping but the aggressive shaking is so satisfying! I love stuff like this because if you can make your life easier then make your life easier! I’m definitely looking at buying a chopper now
I have a lot of pain in my hands as well and as you can see from the video, you have to kinda whack the top of the chopper pretty good. I just wear a thick oven mitt! Soooo much better than slicing everything by hand with a knife :-)
Kylie, I discovered your content barely a week ago and your realistic nutrition tips have already been a huge help in my life. Thank you for what you do. My eating is very disordered and I've been trying to manage it and take better care of myself for years. Your content helps.
Hi Kylie, I love your advices! Please recommend a salad chopper and the dressing you use. This salad chopper will help my family get more veggies in them. Thank you! By the way, you and your hair are gorgeous!
Girl thank you. I’m gonna recommend this to everyone ✨✨🌱 I’ve been getting so annoyed sitting for hours chopping veggies/ fruits for soups, smoothies, salads etc
thank you for talking about chronic illness! i am chronically ill (not saying how) and i have constant abdominal pain. it’s not that bad, but it definitely puts a damper on doing anything.
I'm autistic, have (obviously...) A.D.(-H)D. Chopped up it taste different! Also for some reason after a harsh day it's somehow perfect to shop your anger away XD
My grandma bought me this and it has been sitting in the pantry for the last 5 years. I’m gonna unbox it and use it, I didn’t know it could be this helpful😳
Everybody tells me about mealprep. 'You really should just take the time to prep your meals for the entire week. I do it every sunday, i turn on the tv or radio and just cook for hours, pop it in the fridge and I don't have to think about cooking fir the rest of the week!" Me: 'Climbing Mount Everest sounds less challenging, mate'😂😂
Watching this while eating my salad out of my veggie chopper. I bought it today after seeing this video, and I think it’s safe to say it will get a lot of use. Thank you!
I really need a one. As a person with depression and bad relationship with food, this can be a game changer. Especially because I'm also clumsy and can't use a knife or stove or anything without hurting myself
I bought one for the exactly the same reasons. If you can get one, I would really recommend it. It's really helping to maintain the plan I've made with the eating disorder team. Plus, it's cut down all the knife injuries from my shaking hands. (I have PTSD)
As someone with several chronic illnesses, thank you so much for all the super helpful tips. I’ve been sick for nearly 20 years now but sometimes you just can’t think of anymore ways to help yourself. Thank you. ❤
Thank you.❤❤❤Really big thx! Disability friendly tips and calmness instead of throwing veggies into the camera with thousand fancy-dancy transitions is highly valued by me. Instant subscribe 🎉 I will follow along from now, but don't always have the energy to comment. Sending you good thoughts
THANK YOU! I need your videos in my feed more often! I have ADHD and I'm trying to get better at handling things like cleaning my room and having motivation to put effort into making ingredients into food.
Honestly, as a person with ADHD I personally like the task of cutting up things in preparation for a meal. It gives me something to do with my hands instead of fidgeting or picking at my nails
That’s an ADHD thing?? I thought i was just being weird lol, I keep cracking my knuckles, fidgeting with my phone case, and picking my wounds but ig it’s just ADHD striking yet again lmao. Thx for the info❤
I was so excited to get a veggie chopper, but I stopped using it because it took ages to clean and also the chopping is only practical with certain shapes. Try getting a tray slicer thing instead, the blades are much sharper, you can take it apart more easily, and it takes more chopping in one go than the chopper does.
Just saw all your comments about a link to the veggie chopper! This is the exact one I used: www.amazon.com/dp/B0764HS4SL?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamznutri057-20&creativeASIN=B0764HS4SL&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.2S8TFZQSMDYL3&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d_asin
If you're having a hard time copy+pasting the link, you can go to my Amazon storefront (amazon.com/shop/nutritionbykylie) and it's the first product under "Kitchen")!
Hope this helps!
thank you so much :3!
You are SO very helpful!💕. Deepest appreciation!
Hello Kylie, sorry to bother you. Just wanted to say how mad i am at RUclips algorithm because even though I am subscribed, you don't show in my feed :(
Is it easy to wash?
RUclips has messed something up when it comes to these links now 😢 …. Thank you I’ll go to your storefront
I feel like you're the only person I've seen who tells me where the energy to take their advice is supposed to come from.
Yes!!!
I’m sorry I don’t understand this statement. Could you explain it please?
@@addieg6481 Glad I'm not the only one
@addieg6481 I just mean a lot of people give advice, but they just expect you to have the energy to follow their suggestions. If you say you want to eat healthy, they'll suggest meal prep but never address where the energy you need to perform those actions is supposed to come from.
@@piracychic thank you
I'm disabled and I feel so terrible about the fact that I can't really make food, but videos like these make me realize I can make things easier for myself and still eat well
This makes me so happy for you ☺️
ADANN (Americans with Disabilities Act National Network) could probably give you all kinds of information about where to get surprisingly well designed things to help you with whatever you’re trying to do. Some of the things in assistive technology catalogs aren’t things that I necessarily need, but they’re so well designed that I use them.
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I'm so glad you saw this. It has to be so frustrating to not be able to prepare food. ❤❤❤
You're doing your best! Our best changes from day to day, so if you start doing something like this, it absolutely doesn't mean you weren't trying your best before. You've just been made aware of a resource to help make things easier for you to make things for yourself 💚 Be kind to yourself.
You know that post where a girl said she had no energy to make sandwiches and her therapist said she could just eat the pieces separate?
Love this kind of inclusive content
i saw that post years ago and think about it so often! such a useful thing because your brain just says ‘no you can’t just eat random ingredients’ babe that’s literally all cooking or making food is😭
no energy to make sandwiches? i think she needs more than dieting advice
@@MeMM00Not the point, lol
@@MeMM00probably why she was in therapy dude. She wasn’t with a dietitian, just someone who gave her advice on one problem she had
@@MeMM00 why you think she was at the therapist?
I like that you mentioned that you can just eat it from the chopper bowl too lol. I have terrible adhd and it’s hard for me to keep up with dishes, a lot of the time, I’ll just eat dinner from the pan or the container I reheated it in. It works.
wait how does adhd relates with doing dishes? asking out of genuine curiosity
@@afifahpipah4770some people with ADHD tend to experience a sort of "paralysis" where they desperately want to get up and do things, but their brain literally won't let them. As you can imagine that makes chores very difficult
@@afifahpipah4770adhd paralysis is a common thing for people with the disorder, it’s basically when you scream and shout internally or sometimes externally at yourself to do something but you just physically can’t do it, your brain won’t allow it- a good comparison is trying to force yourself to touch a hot stove, you may want to, you may try to force it, but until you get that spark your body and mind won’t let you
In India, we say if we eat something directly from pan, then you will witness rain on your wedding day 🤭. That's the first thing I thought when I read your comment.
But yes, I know how it feels like to go through it, I hope this works for you 🤗.
My mother ingrained me to always do dishes while cooking food.
So I will never have more than one plate and utensils to wash.
Alongside my frying pan or oven sheet.
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You don’t need to do the dishes every single day but this does cut down on the amount.
I like it 🤷
I’m all about efficiency and THIS right here is the definition of it.
I've had this thing collecting dust and all my life I never thought to use it for the chicken that was GENIUS 😱
No this is called being lazy
That's why lazy people made all of the modern inventions
@@fraudr0 and that's why humanity is going under
It takes much longer and far more energy to do this instead of just using a knife. For carrots and similar just use a cheese grater, u don't need to peel them
damn i need a veggie chopper
same, it looks so satisfying
Same here
I have one! It makes your salads taste better because the veggies are small, even, uniform sizes
Just spend time washing the veggie
@@frozenraspberries1552which brand do u use?
Her:Talking about salads
Me:Admiring her beautiful hair
I love Kylie’s videos and all of her nutrition tips, but I’m also always distracted by admiring her beautiful hair (and just her beauty in general) every time I watch 😂😂🙏🏻💕
Me: admiring her beautiful jawline
Not just intelligent but she is also really beautiful that's for sure
LMAO Same I Was Gonna say that 😂
Ikr? 🤩
One of the only creators who teaches viewers how to make *actually* healthy and accessible meals and don’t encourage them to starve themselves. Thank you for your positivity and tips!
This is a great use of the food chopper. It's a life-changing tool for those of us who cannot chop with a knife. Thanks Kylie.
I started following bc she made it clear that she struggled with food and mental health before and shes aware of what it’s like on the other side. I’m glad she started to grow her platform and to see how appreciated she is. A lot of the time you see fitness RUclipsrs or nutritionist tell you what to do and how to do it but its never easy to just get up and do it. I’m grateful to see someone finally acknowledge that there are people who struggle not just with their food but the motivation or ability to make it.
Yes! I very much appreciate it as someone with adhd and motivation struggles bc of it
Yes!!! And if you have to on top of that cook for others...difficult
I love how you noted about chronic illness. Years of pain can really ruin your mentality. Little things become hard.
THANK YOU
yeah
I have chronic head pain that is really strong. I also cant stand for long or sit for to long I have to change positions and mostly lay.
And I cant really use my left hand (mostly). (One drunk driver almost killed me on full speed. so not complaining I am alive at least. Even with scares all over my face and body).
So I cant do most things as "normal" person or a person with a mostly healthy body. And a lot of tips from the internet helps me a lot 😊
similar chopper I use on a daily basis for a 7 years already! (It came with a 10 sets of razors and I changed them only 3 times so If a glass container wont brake and plastic parts remain the same I can use it longer!
Yes perspective shifts when pain becomes normal
And it only gets worse with old age. Maybe it's not everyone, but my grandma can't even stand with her legs wide apart. Barely shoulder width. If you stuck her on a horse, she would get hurt.
I felt so seen from this video. What a wonderful woman
I bought this off Amazon when we first moved into our apartment. We used it maybe once or twice and it’s been sitting in the cabinet with the rest of our “seasonal” cookware. Thank you for this. I’m so excited to try it.
lol
Is that good quality? Idk why i feel like every chopper i buy is a scam so i really want your honest review
@@wallflower8580i brought it a few days ago. It has pretty nice quality and chops my veggies very nice!
@@wallflower8580it takes forever to chops up each leaves. It be faster on a chopping board with knife. Also easier to clean. Don't buy, she is just promoting this item
That’s honestly a sign that this product is useless. I don’t really see the value of this product except if you’re planning to chop tons of ingredients. But for what she’s advertising? You feel lazy prepping? Feel lazy washing dishes? It’s not for that. That thing is harder wash than what you already have: a knife, a cutting board and a bowl. And may I also add that you’ll also need to use a knife and cutting board anyways because you’ll have to pre-chop/pre-slice before you can put stuff on that chopper.
I just got one of these choppers and its been so fun to use. It's really easy to rinse/wash because it comes with its own little cleaning tools. idk what it is about having specific cleaning tools, but it seems to help my ADHD move along with cleaning tasks. if any of you have reservations about getting this because of the potentially difficult clean up, I hope this helps your decision 💛
Can I ask which one you got? Trying to find a good one before buying 😅
@@jomoore5286yeah, mine could not do this
which one did you get?
@@trinablum7102 i got the Fullstar one off amazon!
Could u link the one u got?
the way my eyebrows were raised for this entire short
this is GENIUS
just like this 😲 and this 🤯
I know it was right there... all along... never thought of it though lol
I love how you acknowledge that some people don’t like chopping veggies/unable to and regardless of that you encourage us to have some anyway by also proposing a solution to that hurdle. You’re the first ever dietitian I’ve subscribed to
TYSM 4 acknowledging that this method is helpful for neurodivergent &/or chronically ill folks. really appreciate it. 💜💜💜💜
As a person with ADHD, autism, and a chronic illness (and recovered from an eating disorder), I love this woman so much. It's amazing seeing someone talking about food from an angle of accessibility and availability rather than focusing on the "all or nothing" kind of healthy eating approach that is impossible to achieve with a disability or any other issue that restricts your energy or ability to do things
I don’t have a vegetable chopper but as someone with ADHD, I can see how it’s a great tool for us since it reduces the amount of steps to prep veggies and the amount of times you touch the veggie (for those of us that also have some issues with certain textures).
i have adhd and i have one and it is great but it is difficult to clean as it has a lot of nooks and crannies and my executive dysfunction always says f*ck that and it sits in my sink forever
@@snowdrop298
Thanks for the warning. Since my biggest hurdle with cooking is doing the dishes, I think I’ll just have to stick with a knife and cutting board.
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I was wondering about that. I think, I would rather spend a minute more chopping, than having to deal with the cleanup of that thing 😅
@@snowdrop298 a dish brush would probably make that a lot easier (also adhd, also hate cleaning fiddly things)
@@snowdrop298as long as you're only using it on veggies, you can rinse it really well and be done with it. Since there's no fats, nothing will cling to it.
This is the first time I ever heard someone also consider mental energy when it comes to diet.
As an autistic person who sometimes doesn't even has the energy to make a sandwich or chop things up, I can't describe how happy I am to have found someone who even considers things like this, that normal people and even most coaches and dietitians would never think about.
Goofy ahh
What are you talking about???? Isn't this just a salad recipe/trick? Where am I missing something?
Yes!!!😮, i agree!!, A.d.d. here too!! 👋🏻
@@sarahbasto6520she specifically added that it can be helpful for people with disabilities, including ADHD (autism is frequently linked with adhd and very comorbid) and this is meant to make the whole process easier, when you have issues like executive dysfunction!
The original commenter (and myself also) appreciate the consideration she has for people like us :]
@jorgeolvera8678 no need to be demeaning about it
i just keep coming back to this cos of the satisfying *crunch* of the veggies being chopped.
I can relate, the noise is satisfying!
and the way she just slams the chopper looks so satisfying. It's like "woah she's doing it again, LES GOO"
I'm a massive stroke survivor with right side weakness, and the one major thing I struggle with is getting fresh veggies into my diet cos of the safety factor. With only one strong hand to try and cut them up isn't safe for me. So I generally buy frozen since they're already cut up. However with this video short you showed me a really practical item that I can use every day & get fresh veggies back into my daily diet. I did check it out on Amazon, and also found it to be affordable for me too since I'm on a limited income (SSI-Disability), and I need to stretch it as far as I can each month. So for all this, Thank You!! ❤
I wish you all the best, I hope you’ll be able to find more and more ways to be independent ❤
I'll pray for you, I'm helping my Grandpa with this exact thing now. He had a aneurysm in his heart, during emergency surgery which he wasn't suppose to live he had small strokes. He is walking, talking and cognitively intact at 75YO. God and those amazing doctors performed a miracle that day
I hope your doing well if your religious im praying for you❤
God bless you.
My Grandpa has been through 3 strokes. I hope you get better it seems hard as I see my grandpa going through it I hope you get better
the only food influencer who knows what a chopper is
I cannot tell u how happy I am to have found you. I have been trying to change my eating habits and have been talking to a nutritionist. Unfortunately, I have adhd and one of my biggest struggles is with food and prepping. This advice is amazing, and the first time I heard from a nutritionist about realist solutions for dealing with adhd related issues without me feeling ashamed and like I'm making excuses. Thank you sooo much!
Same here! I’ve known about her channel and have had her in my YT shorts for a while, but for some reason she stopped showing up. I’M SO GLAD that she’s back again because everything that she suggests is extremely helpful to me. I also have ADHD and living with it makes things difficult. She’s amazing.
She’s a dietitian WITH ADHD. And IBS, and some other issues from childhood that she’s talked about in some other videos. Basically a dietitian helped save her life when she was about eight years old, so she wanted to pay it forward. Just a very sweet person who doesn’t mince words about disability.
@@emilysmith2965 that’s so precious. I’m glad I got to come across someone as wonderful as her.
Wooow! Really thank you!!! I have chronic depression and most of the time cooking for me is so overwhelming. With this stuff i will be able to eat more salad which is great for health! Cause most of the time I'm eating lots of carbs, fats and meat
I try to replace carbs with veggies. I have always liked salad, esp. with my homemade bleu cheese dressing. I have chronic pain so I get you on the cooking. Salad with cold protein is so easy.
Salad is also great for digestion!
I just recently found out carbs fats and meats will destroy your gallbladder and you'll end up having to have surgery so be careful let's try this salad Chopper😊❤
I ate lentil soup for 3 days with spinach in it and got better but now I know so it has to be a healthier way❤
Thank you for mentioning those with a chronic illness, I was just diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and my whole world is going to change. I appreciate the tips!
Best wishes from another type 1!
I started eating so much more salad after my type 1 diagnosis last year 😅
Good luck Kaitlin, you've got this!
pretty sure by that she means people with nerve damage etc - people who cant operate knives and chopping, how does type 1 diabetes limit u from cutting lol im glad u found this video helpful though
@@ILuvAyeAye Thank you! 🥰 That is really sweet and encouraging.
as someone who struggles with their relationship with food and also executive dysfunction i find your videos so helpful
I have autism and anorexia so food prep is a major barrier for me. PRACTICAL tips to eat more regularly like this are the best and so helpful. THANK YOU!! ❤❤❤
I don’t know you but I’m rooting for you!
I'm a therapist and I aim to eat more veggies, and sometimes I struggle w/exhaustion. I'm gonna use some of your advice for myself and relay it to my (German-speaking) clients. Thanks!
And thanks to all the ppl who shared bits of their struggles in the comments, I'm glad to be more aware now - e.g. didn't know it could be a thing for ND folks to have issues w/certain textures.
Your videos have legit made my life so much easier. I struggle to eat healthier bc of mental health, chronic pain, and full time work.
Thank you.
As someone who has Carpal Tunnel and severe Tendonitis to the point where my hands literally swell up. I sometimes wake up crying they are in so much pain. And I drop stuff all the time now.
My dad said surely there is something you can get that would make chopping veggies easier for you. He just was always afraid I would accidentally cut myself, and even more so after my hand issues got worse. Literally, the day he made that comment, I accidentally cut my finger cutting veggies for a salad. So I started scouring the internet. When I happened upon a food chopper exactly like the one you are using in this video. I never knew they even existed and it has seriously been the biggest lifesaver for me!
I was so happy the 1st time I used it that I cried happy tears because my hands just keep getting worse and worse. I also got 2 salad spinners, we didn't realize bigger ones existed or we would have gotten 1 bigger one instead lol
But again, thank you for helping people learn how they can still eat great with less physical effort when they are disabled, such as myself. You are Heaven sent
Try electric acupuncture. It works amazing for carpal tunnel. I'm a physician and I recommend it all the time. Surgrey is a last resort.
@@sweethomechicago You, like her, are also heaven-sent!! *HUGS!! Thank you so incredibly much. I will definitely look into that now!
If you're keen for some light silly viewing, check out Barry Lewis's food gadget review videos , they're really fun and he often reviews cooking gadgets specifically made for people with disabilities 😊
I took your advice and made my first veggie chopper salad. I love salads but rarely buy the ingredients because they end up going to waste. This not only made the process easier, it added a layer of fun in a strange way. I often battle between wanting convenience or wanting healthy/whole foods and with this tip I can have both. My huge salad also kept me full while still hitting my calorie goals.
I bought this two weeks ago and already it is such a game changer - chopping vegetables is in general my biggest hurdle when it comes to cooking. And the second one is washing dishes afterwards, which it also helps out with. Both my body and my wallet are happy that I haven’t had any take out, and I just feel more competent honestly. It feels silly to say that, but I do.
Dishes
Dishwasher they now make a counter top one yes please 🙏
What’s the name of it
@@sherriemedellin5575 not sure it has a specific name, but I’m sure you can Google “veggie cutter” or something similar and find a version that suits your needs (I have one that can also turn into a mandolin, so if you want you can look at features like that too)
Why are chopping vegetables and washing dishes a hurdle for you? Sounds like a mental illness
Amen, sister. I couldn't cook if it wasn't for my chopper. With all my health issues, it makes it so I can still cook & feel normal. Love your videos hon 😊💕
it also works great for people like me who just sometimes feel lazy 😂 love this tool
@@ravenapat
Good point 😂👍
My mother had this miracle chopper. A simple double blade. I STILL havent gotten around buying my own. Everyday, I tell myself; go out and buy the damned chopper. Me: buys everything that catchrs my eye. Come home and....shi-...i forgot to buy the chopper.
As someone who has ADHD, has multiple chronic illnesses, and also doesn’t like chopping things: thank you 😭
Right? 😭 honestly her whole channel makes me feel understood. Im tired from having to try and explain the way my brain works to people so it’s refreshing.
Hey, sorry if this is stupid but why did she mention people with ADHD as an example of who this hack could benefit? I have ADHD too but idk i like chopping veggies it’s kinda fun
@@hiimluna2069 I think it’s gonna be different for everyone but for me personally with adhd the idea of making a meal and all the steps that go into that feel really overwhelming for me and I rarely get into a “cooking frenzy” where I feel inspired to make a whole thing of it 😅
@@hiimluna2069personally, i find it boring and its easy for me to get distracted. its different for everyone, but i definitely need a veggie chopper😭
@@hiimluna2069 ADHD varies from person to person, so for example you like to chop veggies, but for another person with ADHD that might not be do-able depending on their mental energy. So it's useful for those people
YOUR HAIR IS LITERALLY SO GORGEOUS OMG I CANT GET OVER HOW HEALTHY AND STUNNING IT IS
Jesus loves you ❤
He does, but are you a bot?@@JesusChristisGodintheFlesh
@@ROBLOXstylia nooo ahah I’m a real human being, made in the image of God, born again through His grace by faith reminding you of His love for you. :)
@JesusChristisGodintheFlesh aww thank you! He loves you and everyone too
Two-colored hair? Still lovely!
Thank you for chronic illness inclusion. We need all the help we can get
Avocado is so so good in salad. It makes it creamy and more pleasantly moist that can make you put less dressing that might be high in fat or carbs but its so good
I also like to add boiled eggs in mine lol
Homemade avocado salsa is delicious with salads 😊
I personally don't always like the taste of it, but sometimes it hits perfectly
avocado is also high in fat but i see what you’re saying
@@okaycoolidcit’s healthy fat though not all fat is bad.
Thank you for your empathy and compassion, we need it so much ❤❤❤
As someone who has a recent chronic illness diagnosis, this is so unbelievably helpful. Thank you!
This always reminds me that you can't have therapists without dieticians and you can't have dieticians without therapists. Food feeds the brain.
I have tremors that are getting progressively worse, this will be very helpful someday! It’s good to know they’re out there, thank you for sharing ❤❤❤
I really appreciate your content and someone who struggles with a chronic illness and never knows what to do, thank you sincerely ❤
As a person who likes preparing the salad more than the actual salad I see this as an absolute win
just LOVE how real and honest you are. i mean it. 🦋
I like how inclusive and accessible your meal ideas and prep are. Usually I do like cooking, but recently it just felt more like a chore to me. I have two weeks off currently in which I have more energy to cook, but I know that once work starts again, I need to find easier ways to prepare balanced meals.
If you're up to it, I'd be super interested in a series about quick and easy meals that keep your glucose levels steady, as I have PCOS and insulin resistance. :)
Wow thank you for the advice
As someone with adhd, chronic illness, AND an aversion to more chores and potential finger loss incidents, I see this as an absolute win 😅
Lmao dude i feel u. 😂
Jeez, how lousy!
@@sarahbasto6520 Very 😂😭
I have 2 boys, 10 and 13, and they L O V E helping prep veggies by using this!
I wanted to subscribe but realised I already have. I wish I could subscribe to you more than once, I really appreciate this channel! Thank you for sharing all your tips x
I love just watching these for entertainment. Thank you for the delicious looking meals 💙
I love your videos because you legit know how to make thing super easy for neurodivergent and disabled people. Chronic fatigue makes it so hard to cook on a regular basis and your tips are always helpful for that!
Showed this to my boyfriend and he has started using it to add way more veggies to our meals. Thank you so much!
OMG!!! Yes! I'm a person with ADHD and I work 2 jobs and go to college. I'm going to Amazon now for this chopper. Thank you. 💜.
doing all of that with ADHD, I admire you!
Two jobs AND college??!!! You are AMAZING! You on meds? I have ADHD and just keeping my house clean is a monumental effort! You are an inspiration!🎉
@@whybrch Thank you!
@roddo1955 Thank you! Yes, I go to therapy plus take medication. Also got the help with an ADHD coach.
I started college in my late 30s. I'm going for Psychology and Sexual Science with an emphasis in ADHD. I want to be a Sex Coach and an ADHD coach. I'm already working in both fields and finishing school.
All 3 of my kids have ADHD as well. Because ADHD is hereditary.
I'm 46, now and my kids are 24, 25, and 26. I wanted my kids to have access to the tools and resources that I never had. I didn't want them to feel broken and alone.
I realized you live the life that you believe in, and I started believing in myself first every day. Then little by little. My house is still cluttered, but
No where near what it used to be.
There's a great channel on RUclips called :
"How to ADHD" is an incredible resource.
I love that you are promoting sustainable nutrition. I definitely am your key audience.
I returned to work after 18m maternity leave and I got these cute salad containers for my lunch and it lasted 2 weeks until I ran out of energy to keep chopping it all.
Great tip! I’ve had an autoimmune disease for most of my life. After working a full day, I’m too exhausted to cook. This makes everything easier, and can do it while sitting down. Thanks Kylie!
I just made this and literally it’s a game changer! Thank you for providing realistic options for real people! ❤
I have adhd and this would literally save my entire life.
I eat really unhealthy, just because it's easier for me. But this looks easy AND fun!
I literally called out to my mom, "MOMMA! WE NEED A VEGGIE CHOPPER!"
I hope you have fun and you are able to overcome adhd
@@antimlohadeI don’t think that’s how adhd works…
@@YourLocalAnimations_ Have you tried punching adhd in the face tho? Bet it'd leave you alone after that
Yes...a veggie chopper would save your entire life and make you a millionaire, cure you of cancer and adhd, plus it'll make you hot and famous.
I ain't got time to be yelling. So I just sent my mom the link to this video
This is the kind of life changing information I've been scrolling on RUclips to find!
This is amazing. My main issue for making meals is the prep. I don't always have the energy. I usually just buy already prepped salads and stuff to save time.
Yes! I struggle with pain and stiffness in my hands and wrists due to untreated fractures/breaks when I was a child, and I can rarely actually chop things. I need to try this!
Kylie you are an angel! So helpful w/practical advice to healthier living 🙌🏽
The worst part about the veggie chopper is cleaning it tho 😭 have one lying around but never use it cause i prefer to just clean my knife and cutting board
when she chopped the avocado, I thought "that will be hardwork to clean it" - I prefer cutting board & knife for the same reason as you do! Plus the cutting routine feels meditative for me
There are choppers that are less complicated. A simple twoblade rotator with a container. You pop your onion or whatever in it, push the button. It goes 'wirrrrrrrr' and boom: one perfectly cubed onion. No cutting board. Take out the blade empty the container, two items to wash up. Done. Very cheap, too.
@@ffnrewi get impatient halfway through one onion😅
Same. I've found that most of my hesitation with cooking meals for myself was the dread of dealing with all the dirty gadgets that came with it. A good knife and cutting board is not only easier to clean, but is hella faster. I'd go mad carefully positioning each piece of lettuce and veggie 😅.
If you have a dish washer, you can chuck it into the top part.
But you can shake it in soapy water and rinse.
I’d just like to say I’ve been really focusing on what I can add to something to make it more nutritious instead of cutting out foods entirely. It’s really helped me a lot and I’m sure other people as well ❤
I call that anger manegement
Thank you for keeping us ADHDer’s in mind. You have NO idea how much that means to have someone care about what works for us. 🥺
Honest to god. Pizza Bites in the air fryer can now take a back seat.
I seriously wouldn't have the spoons for meal prep without a chopper box. It has made such a difference.
Where do I get one bc my food making takes so many spoons 😭
Thank you for considering us with chronic illness. My biggest barrier to eating healthy is the energy it takes to cook
I just found out about your channel and I really have to thank you for your quick and easy tips. As someone with a chronic illness, my energy levels are so low that I have difficulty getting out of bed. The last time I baked something, I was in pain for over a week, so I'm thankful for your tips to eat healthy without feeling overwhelmed.
So sorry to read that, I wish you many glimmers of health, that become a shimmer, a shine, a healthy glow...
My biggest issue with salad is washing it. There’s always so many bugs on the lettuce where I live, this year was the worst for it. I just can’t 😆
Eta: I’ve used salad washers. Aphids are stubborn buggers, takes several washes for them to be mostly gone. I find them in prewashed stuff too.
😅 eeee, minus the lettuce then yikes
ours usually comes cleaned
Yes, same here. Its the washing for me
Washing and drying produce for me takes up most of my meal prep. I'm seriously considering buying a veggie washer just because I'm disabled and the prep is hard
@@frozenraspberries1552 Do it!! I love mine. It's so much easier.
@@frozenraspberries1552not sure if this is an option for you but I’ve recently started buying the pre-washed lettuce in the plastic box things. It’s not quite as fresh as a non-prepped head but is definitely way better than the bagged stuff. It’s upped the amount of salads I eat bc I don’t dread the prep
The lack of chopping but the aggressive shaking is so satisfying! I love stuff like this because if you can make your life easier then make your life easier! I’m definitely looking at buying a chopper now
Sis is always thinking about neurodiverse people and their struggles with food prep and day-to-day relationships with food, love you❤️❤️❤️
My hands have been hurting so bad the past couple days. I so need this 😭😭😭
same, the weather changes are beating em up. stay strong ❤ hope things like this can help us
I have a lot of pain in my hands as well and as you can see from the video, you have to kinda whack the top of the chopper pretty good. I just wear a thick oven mitt! Soooo much better than slicing everything by hand with a knife :-)
Kylie, I discovered your content barely a week ago and your realistic nutrition tips have already been a huge help in my life. Thank you for what you do. My eating is very disordered and I've been trying to manage it and take better care of myself for years. Your content helps.
Hi Kylie, I love your advices! Please recommend a salad chopper and the dressing you use. This salad chopper will help my family get more veggies in them. Thank you! By the way, you and your hair are gorgeous!
Fullstar vegetables chopper
Salad dressing- crush garlic, olive oil, Dijon mustard, salt, pepper, mayo, Greek yogurt
Thank you very much!
“Also, salad just hits different when it’s chopped. I don’t make the rules. 🤷♀️ “ is so real 😂 no logic behind it but definitely true
Lately I’ve been relapsing with my ED and your videos have really helped me, thank you 😊
As a lazy salad enjoyer, I feel so blessed seeing this video! Off to order my own veggie chopper!
i love your videos because they're actually so insanely useful. another banger!!
This young woman is gorgeous. Her voice is very soothing, too.
You have such calming energy. 😊
Girl thank you. I’m gonna recommend this to everyone ✨✨🌱 I’ve been getting so annoyed sitting for hours chopping veggies/ fruits for soups, smoothies, salads etc
thank you for talking about chronic illness! i am chronically ill (not saying how) and i have constant abdominal pain. it’s not that bad, but it definitely puts a damper on doing anything.
So it's Crohn's
@@StevenoftheDead nope.
I love the sound of the chopper!!! It makes me want eat salad. ❤😊
This is such an inspiration for people who are chronically ill and or ADHD autistic and hate cooking because it's too overwhelming ❤
With ADHD i would say it it is underwhelming and sometimes boring and that's why I liek it. It calmes me down.
You just changed my life, thank you!!
This is so nice, it chops the veggies super fast and isn't messy.
I'm autistic, have (obviously...) A.D.(-H)D. Chopped up it taste different! Also for some reason after a harsh day it's somehow perfect to shop your anger away XD
My grandma bought me this and it has been sitting in the pantry for the last 5 years. I’m gonna unbox it and use it, I didn’t know it could be this helpful😳
I'm gonna try this, it makes so much sense even though its so simple. I struggle with getting overwhelmed easily especially with food prep.
Everybody tells me about mealprep. 'You really should just take the time to prep your meals for the entire week. I do it every sunday, i turn on the tv or radio and just cook for hours, pop it in the fridge and I don't have to think about cooking fir the rest of the week!"
Me: 'Climbing Mount Everest sounds less challenging, mate'😂😂
Watching this while eating my salad out of my veggie chopper. I bought it today after seeing this video, and I think it’s safe to say it will get a lot of use. Thank you!
I really need a one. As a person with depression and bad relationship with food, this can be a game changer. Especially because I'm also clumsy and can't use a knife or stove or anything without hurting myself
I bought one for the exactly the same reasons. If you can get one, I would really recommend it. It's really helping to maintain the plan I've made with the eating disorder team. Plus, it's cut down all the knife injuries from my shaking hands. (I have PTSD)
As someone with several chronic illnesses, thank you so much for all the super helpful tips. I’ve been sick for nearly 20 years now but sometimes you just can’t think of anymore ways to help yourself. Thank you. ❤
I feel seen!
@@jplisamaria Same here! I hope you can manage to thrive despite the circumstances. We’ve got this, we’re warriors. 💪
Great content.❤ Can you please provide the link of that veggie chopper?
It looks like Amazon’s : RüK Vegetable Chopper Slicer Onion Dicer, Multi 22-in-1 Veggie Mandoline Food Cutter for Tomato
@@wdbreezy thank you ☺️
Thank you.❤❤❤Really big thx! Disability friendly tips and calmness instead of throwing veggies into the camera with thousand fancy-dancy transitions is highly valued by me. Instant subscribe 🎉 I will follow along from now, but don't always have the energy to comment. Sending you good thoughts
THANK YOU! I need your videos in my feed more often! I have ADHD and I'm trying to get better at handling things like cleaning my room and having motivation to put effort into making ingredients into food.
Honestly, as a person with ADHD I personally like the task of cutting up things in preparation for a meal. It gives me something to do with my hands instead of fidgeting or picking at my nails
That’s an ADHD thing?? I thought i was just being weird lol, I keep cracking my knuckles, fidgeting with my phone case, and picking my wounds but ig it’s just ADHD striking yet again lmao. Thx for the info❤
me too I LOVE chopping
@@hiimluna2069 I have developed a knuckle cracking habit, and the skin picking thing I have as well but it could be seen as it's own disorder :)
@@gabrielb5387 same, even though I'm not very good at it I still enjoy it
yes!! I love this tip. this and your microwave veggie steamer have been game changers!! 💘
Love this!! Do you have a recommendation for a specific brand?
I was so excited to get a veggie chopper, but I stopped using it because it took ages to clean and also the chopping is only practical with certain shapes. Try getting a tray slicer thing instead, the blades are much sharper, you can take it apart more easily, and it takes more chopping in one go than the chopper does.
This is literally my issue!! I love salads! I hate making them!! THANK U!