"Edwin Pawlowski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"J. Davidson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
please share with me your experience and what you dry, how you use it, the cost, what to look for, etc.
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Tia. Jackie
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I have a Nesco. Does everything I need, but that is not much. It was a good value for what we paid for it at Wal-Mart. I like making fruit
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from apple sauce.
I'm sure there is better, but the price is higher. Depends on your use if
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is worth the extra money.
It might be perfect for me. I just plan to dry bananas, apples, tomatoes. That's about it. Thanks, Jackie
You may be disappointed in your home dried bananas. The commercial ones are dipped in sugar water & other stuff. My home dried get dipped in lemon water to prevent darkening and never seem to dry to crispy. It may help to dry bananas not all the way ripe. But then they are not so sweet either. Home dried mushrooms OTH are fabulous, get crispy, and keep forever. Edrena
You may be disappointed in your home dried bananas. The commercial ones are dipped in sugar water & other stuff. My home dried get dipped in lemon water to prevent darkening and never seem to dry to crispy.
I use a little honey in the dip too. No, they are not as crisp as the commercial ones, but have better flavor in most cases.
