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Guest Cooking Without Looking TV Show Host Flo Walsh from The Blind Side of Cooking With Flo welcomes Nellie Cardenas and Victor Padro. Each of them will prepare Chocolate Covered Oreos in their own way. Nellie is totally Blind, and she will give her tips, while Victor is partially sighted, and he will give his tips. You'll be in chocolate bliss! Members of the audience ask questions, and make comments! #ChangingTheWayWeSeeBlindness #TheCookingWithoutLookingTVShow25 If you have any questions or comments, or you want to sponsor our TV show or podcast, please call 305.200.9104. Check out our website at www.cookingwithoutlookingtv.wordpress.com
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