Our friends at the Food Section tipped us off to the fact that there's been a rise in the number of home insurance claims involving kitchen accidents. According to the research done by Esure — an online home insurance provider — 14 percent of the accidents involved people trying new recipes. With fast chopping, deep frying and skewering being the most common causes. However, new recipes are not the only cause of kitchen accidents, and often something as mundane as a bottle of oil can cause great harm.
As a reminder to take it easy and pay more attention, I dug up this commercial from South African cellular company Cell C. In less than one minute a woman enters her kitchen, hits her head on a cupboard, slips and falls in some oil, catches her shirt on fire and electrocutes herself with the toaster. While it's extreme and over-the-top, it makes you think twice about kitchen safety. To check out the commercial for yourself just read more.






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Kurt Geiger
i think that everyone wants to consider themselves to be the next great chef - so i can understand how so many people get hurt. i bought myself a nice set of really sharp knives and i hurt myself just slicing a tomato..so i can only imagine how people hurt themselves trying to be amazing.
1i always burn myself getting things out of the oven...or flipping things like tortillas with my hands (i know it's stupid, but that's how my mom and grandma do it). that's why i keep the burn salve in the kitchen cabinet.
2I do that too, sonnabobble. I completely tore up the roof of my mouth tasting too-hot food while cooking last night. I can only eat soft things today! I guess it's soup for me tonight.
3Jesus!!
4That is so sad. I feel so bad for this woman.
5it reminds me of the really old SNL where Dan Akroyd played Julia Child, and he cuts himself while cutting up a chicken and fake blood squirts everywhere. he was so funny!
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