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How to Dehydrate Food
The Top 20 Topics - over 225 Questions Answered

How to
Dehydrate
Food

The Top 20 Topics -
over 225 Questions
Answered

Welcome to How to Dehydrate Food!

Welcome to
How to Dehydrate Food!

Inside, you'll see the Top 20 Topics with over 225 of your questions answered!

Ever wondered about the safest way to dehydrate food? Read this Q & A book before investing in a dehydrator.

Once you know the ins and outs of dehydrating, you can make that educated decision. You’ll be good to go!

Top 20 Topics! How to Dehydrate Food

Top 20 Topics!
How to Dehydrate Food

How to Dehydrate Food - Top 20 Topics
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Susan created this eBook because she became inundated with questions from the readers of her Easy Food Dehydrating website. 

Half of a Nesco food dehydrator tray

She posted answers to their questions pretty much on a daily basis. This posed an unforeseen problem.

Readers didn’t have time to read each and every random post, clicking back and forth every other day to learn the answers to other people's interesting questions.

To remedy that issue, this eBook was born. Please note that a paperback version is also available.

If you want to know if you can dehydrate eggs, or what blanching food means, get this book.

If you have questions about oxygen absorbers, like, “What are they?” and “How do they work,” again, get this book!

A categorized list of questions, topic-wise, is shown below.

She posted answers to their questions pretty much on a daily basis. This posed an unforeseen problem.

Readers didn’t have time to read each and every random post, clicking back and forth every other day to learn the answers to other people's interesting questions.

To remedy that issue, this eBook was born. Please note that a paperback version is also available.

If you want to know if you can dehydrate eggs, or what blanching food means, get this book.

If you have questions about oxygen absorbers, like, “What are they?” and “How do they work,” again, get this book!

A categorized list of questions, topic-wise, is shown below.

How to Dehydrate Food (Top 20 Topics) covers:

How to Dehydrate Food
(Top 20 Topics) covers:

  • Eggs
  • Mylar bags
  • Conditioning food
  • Herbs
  • Pet food
  • Plastic wrap and parchment paper
  • Storing wheat, flour – dry goods
  • Blanching food
  • Lemon juice use
  • Snack food
  • Re-hydrating food
  • Pre-made food dehydration/storage
  • Vacuum sealers and bags
  • How long will it last?
  • Dehydrating meat
  • Oxygen packs
  • Dehydrator questions
  • Dehydrating fruit
  • Dehydrating vegetables
  • Why do all this?
  • Eggs
  • Mylar bags
  • Conditioning food
  • Herbs
  • Pet food
  • Plastic wrap and parchment paper
  • Storing wheat, flour – dry goods
  • Blanching food
  • Lemon juice use
  • Snack food
  • Re-hydrating food
  • Pre-made food dehydration/storage
  • Vacuum sealers and bags
  • How long will it last?
  • Dehydrating meat
  • Oxygen packs
  • Dehydrator questions
  • Dehydrating fruit
  • Dehydrating vegetables
  • Why do all this?
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It’s time to do all this NOW because you need to have enough food on hand—as there’s no such thing as being overly prepared! Don’t let a national disaster leave you and your family hungry.

With enough food on hand to feed your family, you are better prepared to help your neighbors too.

The Average Family has Enough Food for 3 Days...

The Average Family has
Enough Food for 3 Days...

Did you know that the average family keeps only 3 days' worth of food on hand in their pantry? That's only NINE meals. We're all accustomed to nipping out to the grocery store at the drop of a hat, but what happens when the power goes out?

During hurricane season here in Florida where I live, you can pretty much guarantee that when a hurricane hits (or "just" a tropical storm), our power will be out for well over a week. That's not to say that Florida Power & Light does a poor job - quite the contrary.

To make sure you're NOT stranded without food, start dehydrating fresh fruit, veggies, and meat when they are plentiful, i.e. are in season, and either go on sale. Take advantage of roadside stands, farmers' markets, and the grocery store when they feature buy one, get one offers.

It's never too late to start preparing. Make plans now before the hurricane season revs up. Don't let these storms take you by surprise; stock up your food pantry and as my tagline on my sister site says, "Dry food the easy way, and keep your food pantry full, whatever the reason or season."

Thank You! Here's a Free eBook for Stopping By

If you want to know much more about how to safely dehydrate food in the comfort of your own home, take a look at Easy Food Dehydrating and Safe Food Storage. ALL of Susan's books are available on Amazon. The largest bookstore on planet Earth.

Thanks for stopping by this page to see what questions other people have asked regarding how to dehydrate food.

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Susan Gast

Since 1980 Susan's involvement in publishing - in one form or another - led her to write "reviews" of apps and tools related to the publishing industry.

She realized it was time to explain how she published all her books and got them to market. To that end, she created this website to showcase her puzzle books and other fiction and non-fiction books she's written and produced since 2012. Read Susan's story here.

Susan has been featured on the Mother Earth News blog, and on Solo Build It (SBI). Read her first SBI interview and her second SBI interview. This site is hosted by the amazing team at Solo Build It! along with her sister site, Easy Food Dehydrating.

Do you want to send Susan a quick message? Visit her contact page here. She'd love to hear from you!