Well, if powered milk exist I’m guessing you can. Freeze dry it and use a grinder to pulverize it. Now you have heavy cream powder. Decided to look it up while typing out this message. Yes is the consensus.
Yes, you can use jars to store food. For best results, you would want to include an oxygen absorber packet and seal tightly. Or, you can use jars to store food for snacking for several months (just be sure to keep lid on and tight when not eating).
If using mason jars for storing, should you remove air from jars? Thus vacuum seal? If yes, what’s that brake tool called that sucks the air out? I saw a video a while back that was fitted to the mason jar mouth size or something. Any help?
They make a 20$ food saver hand held that you can use on the foodsaver Mason jar tops or attach with hose. Jar tops come in reqular and wide mouth. 1 of each and your set. The food saver tops dont stay on jar after vacuuming.
I bet this machine does excellent work, I really like freeze dried food. But only 2 things I am concerned about. First, the size of machine. It's big, takes a lot of space, especially for those who doesn't have a huge kitchen. Second, the energy it uses, since the food dries 24 hours. I wonder what bill amount people must pay for energy. Overall, it's amazing machine. Wish to have one, but it's very expensive.
I saw it as an investment - it's the best prepping tool I own. Power cost is about $1.50 per batch. I have the large dryer and have it set up in my garage - built a custom air moving system to draw air from the house to keep it cool in the summer. Interesting fact - the large dryer will process more food than the small and medium dryers.....combined. The large dryer is the best value - and the oil less pump is worth the extra money. I've had mine for 18 months and have processed over 2600 pounds of food. HR does offer a payment plan if you like.
@@jerrysmith372 how fcking convenient.. account suddenly appeared, with no history (up to today - mid Nov 2022 - nothing), no playlists, no content.. just a positive comment about a shi**y product :D Smells right, doesn't it?!
if you visit their website you will see they also offer a scientific (I would say more industrial size) I really like the one in this video for our family of 6 its on my list to get
Beyond my means. I noticed that their mylar bags and O2 absorbers are REALLY EXPENSIVE. Those can be bought off of e-bay for much less. You can also use a $12.00 hair straightener for a sealer.
LoL they need to get their eyes checked if they cant tell the difference between fresh tomatoes, apples and the freeze dried tomatoes ,apples and other stuff.
BIGGEST PROBLEM With this, Grocery Store Food has ALMOST NO Nutritional Value...... So Unless You're Growing And Freezedrying the day you picked it, forget Nutritional Value! GROCERY STORE FOOD WAS PICKED MONTHS AGO!!!!
I'm not sure if I want this because the product is amazing or if it's because this lady could sell me anything?
How I wish I could afford one of these. Maybe someday.
Love my freeze dryer!
Very helpful information
Will It Freeze Dry Heavy Cream.....?
Well, if powered milk exist I’m guessing you can. Freeze dry it and use a grinder to pulverize it. Now you have heavy cream powder.
Decided to look it up while typing out this message. Yes is the consensus.
Can you really use the jars to store the food? Are they air tight without heat processing them?
Yes, you can use jars to store food. For best results, you would want to include an oxygen absorber packet and seal tightly. Or, you can use jars to store food for snacking for several months (just be sure to keep lid on and tight when not eating).
I was wondering if you should vacuum seal the jars (like I’ve seen done with a brake decompressor? (Or whatever that’ brake gadget is called?).
I would love to have one of these!
What is the freeze dried recipe or formula to make freeze dried fruits ?
If using mason jars for storing, should you remove air from jars? Thus vacuum seal?
If yes, what’s that brake tool called that sucks the air out? I saw a video a while back that was fitted to the mason jar mouth size or something. Any help?
They make a 20$ food saver hand held that you can use on the foodsaver Mason jar tops or attach with hose. Jar tops come in reqular and wide mouth. 1 of each and your set. The food saver tops dont stay on jar after vacuuming.
I bet this machine does excellent work, I really like freeze dried food. But only 2 things I am concerned about. First, the size of machine. It's big, takes a lot of space, especially for those who doesn't have a huge kitchen. Second, the energy it uses, since the food dries 24 hours. I wonder what bill amount people must pay for energy. Overall, it's amazing machine. Wish to have one, but it's very expensive.
I saw it as an investment - it's the best prepping tool I own. Power cost is about $1.50 per batch. I have the large dryer and have it set up in my garage - built a custom air moving system to draw air from the house to keep it cool in the summer. Interesting fact - the large dryer will process more food than the small and medium dryers.....combined. The large dryer is the best value - and the oil less pump is worth the extra money. I've had mine for 18 months and have processed over 2600 pounds of food. HR does offer a payment plan if you like.
@@jerrysmith372 how fcking convenient.. account suddenly appeared, with no history (up to today - mid Nov 2022 - nothing), no playlists, no content.. just a positive comment about a shi**y product :D
Smells right, doesn't it?!
It can go in any room ... like the basement, laundry room, or cantina. Why would you put it in the kitchen?
Yes Ma'am!
Makes sense for real food. Freeze drying ice cream sandwiches is crazy. It's not healthy to eat that at any time!
Do you only carry the one size?
if you visit their website you will see they also offer a scientific (I would say more industrial size) I really like the one in this video for our family of 6 its on my list to get
How much is it? They are out of stock on Amazon. Thanks.
+daschundloverable $3500
harvestright.com/store/
Beyond my means. I noticed that their mylar bags and O2 absorbers are REALLY EXPENSIVE. Those can be bought off of e-bay for much less. You can also use a $12.00 hair straightener for a sealer.
What size is this in your video?
The video shows a medium dryer. Interesting fact - the large dryer will process more food than the small and medium dryers.....combined.
Old Frugal One Hyper-Drive Movement thank you!! That’s great information to know!
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Keeping food in a mason jar for 25 years um no.
LoL they need to get their eyes checked if they cant tell the difference between fresh tomatoes, apples and the freeze dried tomatoes ,apples and other stuff.
BIGGEST PROBLEM With this,
Grocery Store Food has ALMOST NO Nutritional Value......
So Unless You're Growing And Freezedrying the day you picked it, forget Nutritional Value!
GROCERY STORE FOOD WAS PICKED MONTHS AGO!!!!
When SHTF most people won't care if it keeps their children from starving.