Volume
46
Issue
1
Abstract
The survey reported here described and summarized the kitchen equipment and tools present in low-income homes and summarized interests for nutrition education and recipes. Food Stamp applicants in three Oklahoma counties (rural, suburban, and urban) completed a pictorial survey of 24 household items related to cooking and answered questions about nutrition education. Over 97% homes surveyed had adequate equipment for cooking. Respondents were willing to spend 30 or more minutes preparing food and wanted help with planning meals and food budgets. Most desired recipes were for meats, vegetables, and casseroles. Forty-six percent of respondents used the Internet.
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Recommended Citation
Landers, P., & Shults, C. (2008). Pots, Pans, and Kitchen Equipment: Do Low-Income Clients Have Adequate Tools for Cooking?. The Journal of Extension, 46(1), Article 14. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol46/iss1/14
