I've really upped my coffee game this past year, and here are some of the accessible tools I use each day:
Baratza Encore burr grinder - has a pulse tactile button on the front, a switch on the side for continuous grinding, and the grind size adjustment is based on clicks by turning the bean hopper.

Reflex 5 or 15kg kitchen scale - waterproof, low-profile, and works great using the accessible Smart Chef Baking Scale app. The scale itself has a touch surface to change units, power on/off, and tare, but tactile dots work great with it and it pairs simply by turning it on and then opening the app on your phone.

AeroPress - Cheap, unbreakable, versatile, and fun to use to make coffee! Basically a big syringe with paper or metal filters at the bottom; does immersion brewing with the coffee then you press the coffee through the filter with a plunger directly into your mug. Easy to clean and use, no electronics.

HadinNeon electric kettle - tactile temperature control buttons that range from 165 - 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Great for Tea, coffee, or any other use where you need a specific water temperature. The keep warm function keeps water at the set temp for 20 minutes.

Dash egg cooker - makes up to 7 hard or soft boiled eggs at once just by adding a set amount of water to the hot plate on the device, putting eggs into a holder and putting it on the hot plate, covering it with the top and hitting one tactile button. Also comes with two additional plastic pans to put on top of the egg holder; one makes a 2-egg omelette, the other makes perfectly poached eggs. The water measuring tool has tactile markings inside so you can feel where the water level is supposed to be, plus the bottom part of the cup comes off to reveal a spike that you use to put little holes in the tops of the eggs before steaming. Once they are done, you just press the button to turn off the Dash and it has a fun little tune it plays when it's ready.

Meater Thermometer might help some people! Its a smartphone controlled Thermometer for food and I'd assume it would be compatible with screen readers. Making it easier to tell when meat is done, and other stuff 🙂

I'll start off with the item which inspired this post, the egg separator that my wife, /u/accessaces, prefers and recommends: $1

It is nice and cheap but is reliable and easy to use. It works better with fresh eggs and you should always separate eggs one at a time into a small bowl and then transfer the whites to the larger bowl to avoid any chance of yolk contamination, or worse, a bad egg spoiling the whole batch.

Not marketed as accessible but I love my $1. The ability to have them be whatever color I want, the magnetic storage so I know for sure what I have clean based on what slots are full (each one can fit only one, so no chance of grabbing one pan and getting another), and nothing gets stuck on it. NOTHING! I’ve done brown sugar glaze and it all came off.

I’ve had mine for over a year now, they are pricey, and heavy, but if you need them they are awesome.

I'm totally blind and am searching for an air fryer that is large as there are four of us counting the kids here. I also want one that does not have a freaking touch screen! Why is this not a thing?

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We do have one with a touch screen but even though I had somebody help me put dots on some of the buttons, the touch screen is so sensitive that you can't feel around for a dot without hitting random buttons. It's really annoying.

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Can anybody chime in with some suggestions? Thanks.

A great purchase is... Heat proof gloves (BBQ gloves usually).
They are better than mitts for using the oven BUT you can use them for flipping too. Make sure you keep them clean, but I will just flip my chicken or steak with my hands wearing these babies!

As someone who has been blind since birth and has regularly used a stick burner, I have really enjoyed using a pellet smoker for the last six months or so. Really, any smoker with an accessible app works. I have been using the Weber SmokeFire.

I'm in search for a set of knifes. My favorite knife went dull and it kind of sucks now. I've had it sharpened, but it's just not enough.

Does anybody have a good electric kettle recommendation? I drink tea every single day and I would like to get one for myself so I don’t have to keep using the one we have upstairs. It’s almost broken.