- Messages
- 6,072
- Reactions
- 15,023
For those that have asked about home freeze dryers there is a group on Facebook that sometimes has ads for used or scratch and dent units. Some of these units can be had for 50% of retail.
www.facebook.com
Home freeze dryers from Harvest Right are an answer to buying freeze dried items from places like Mountain House. You can do a batch of about 8 Mountain House-like mylar pouches of food for about $3 including the bags, and your food will then keep for up to 25 years. Just add water or juice to rehydrate. It's better than a dehydrator because freeze drying preserves the texture and flavor of the food.
Power requirements are a 15 to 20 amp, 120VAC circuit, with a 20 amp dedicated circuit being ideal. We have had no issues running ours on a 15 A dedicated circuit.
Log in to Facebook
Log in to Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family and people you know.
www.facebook.com
Home freeze dryers from Harvest Right are an answer to buying freeze dried items from places like Mountain House. You can do a batch of about 8 Mountain House-like mylar pouches of food for about $3 including the bags, and your food will then keep for up to 25 years. Just add water or juice to rehydrate. It's better than a dehydrator because freeze drying preserves the texture and flavor of the food.
Power requirements are a 15 to 20 amp, 120VAC circuit, with a 20 amp dedicated circuit being ideal. We have had no issues running ours on a 15 A dedicated circuit.
