Home Dehydrating

Jay Russell said:

Hi,

Does anyone out there have any experience of using a food dehydrator (like the ezidri or similar)

Hi

Couple of sites (groups) worth checking out:

(1) BackpackGearTest.org ->
<http://www.backpackgeartest.org/reviews/Food%20Preparation%20Gear/Dehydrators/>

(2) Yahoo! Group - Light Trail Food - <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lighttrailfood/>

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Quoted message said:

Does anyone out there have any experience of using a food dehydrator (like the ezidri or similar)

They can work very well but the drying takes time and they take up space. Best used for dried fruit
(strawberries, bananas and apples are delicious), mushrooms and other vegetables. Some people make
pasta and dried meat (i.e. biltong). Never heard of anyone drying food a la Vesta. Hard to see how
that could work. Better of buying a pot noodle.

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