Dehydrated Fruit

[Rosyrain]

I will take a look at Amazon, I sometimes forget that place sells more than just books. Plus I have prime and so I would get 2 day free shipping. I just need to make sure it would be worth the money spent on one before I go out and spend the money.

 

[cmiller]

I love dehydrated fruit but I have never tried to do it my self. I heard of putting the fruit into the freezer to dry it out I am not to sure about the whole entire process though.

 

[Pat]

Making your own dried fruit sounds like fun. I have seen the ads on tv for food dehydrators, just never thought of doing it myself.

 

[ACSAPA]

I will take a look at Amazon, I sometimes forget that place sells more than just books. Plus I have prime and so I would get 2 day free shipping. I just need to make sure it would be worth the money spent on one before I go out and spend the money.

What an odd thing to say. I haven't actually bought a book on Amazon in years, but I've bought video games, clothes, computer parts, food, toys, small appliances, DVDs.
Amazon is so well known for selling absolutely everything that I find it hard to believe that anyone still thinks of them as a bookstore.

The only way to make sure it is "worth the money spent" is to ask yourself how often you have surplus produce and how often you will make dehydrated fruit.

 

[Danyel72]

The other day I purchased some dried apples from the store, as they were on sale. I was shocke that they actually taste really good...so good I am having a hard time staying out of them! This got me to thinking, does anyone dehydrate their own fruit? Is there a dehydrater that you could recommend for those of us who would like to dry out our own fruit?

I don't have my own dehydrator but we love dried fruit ! I buy it at the health food store all the time but it can be very expensive. I would love to do it myself but really never knew where to start. Thank you for all the great information in these posts. Very helpful !

Danyel

 

[helagumamela]

I still don't have a dehydrator ever since I started obsessing over it when I found a recipe for dehydrated tomatoes. I read online that you can substitute a dehydrator by drying the produce under the sun. This takes much patience and a lot of time though. Of course, the weather has to be really sunny.