The Most Honest Freeze Dryer Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Join me in this exciting journey as I unbox, set up, and run my Harvest Right Freeze Dryer for the very first time. 🚀 But here's the twist - I got this machine for a rather uncommon reason, and I'm keeping it real with you all. No holds barred, just honest thoughts and genuine reactions.
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Everything you mentioned from losing freezer space to not being able to cook for two people really hit home with me! Loved your video. Thanks for posting!
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it
Oh my gosh! I have that same vacuum sealer & remember when I bought it it said it did wide mouth jars. Well I couldn't make it fit until I saw this video. I had no idea the bottom part comes off so that it will fit a wide mouth. YAY! Thank you so much!!!
I figured it out by accident when the thing fell off, lol!
Been looking at this freeze dryer. Watched several videos about it. Yours is way awesome. I loved you videoed setting it up and running the bread cycle thing. No one else even mentionef that. I meam they showed how to use it well, but wow, you give me more confidence about setting it up. Thanks so much.
If I could do it, anyone could 😂 I’m not very handy but it was pretty straightforward.
Harvest right warning! I am sad to have to make this post but I want to balance the information about the harvest right freeze dryer. I bought one because all the video reviews I watched said how great they are and the company is amazing. I bet if I had a RUclips channel the issues would be fixed fast! I am currently dealing with an issue with my freezer dryer and the company is really not standing behind what they sell. The unit is still under warranty but they are saying the “board” they want to replace is not. Like how is that not part of the unit. My 1st issue is to even talk to someone about what is going on they make you pay a diagnostic fee. This all happens over email and phone and if my husband was not a very computer savvy guy I have no clue how this would works. Just know if the junk breaks on this 3k plus unit they will be no help and you are on your own!
I’m so sorry you have experienced this. That was something I was concerned about but thankfully I was one of the lucky ones that got a machine with no problems. I hope your machine gets corrected soon.
How much did you get to use it before it went out, and how much is a new board?
That’s so wrong! Does your paperwork state the board is not included in the warranty? It sounds like that is the heart of the unit so that’s crazy. Maybe ask a tv news station that has a consumer affairs department for help. That might put some pressure on them to do the right thing (they don’t want negative exposure so you might get some resolution). I hope they’ll change their attitude and stand by their product. Hearing your issue with them makes me hestitate buying one now. I appreciate knowing this about them.
I would like to encourage you to follow through with your problems with this company. I am seriously considering purchasing a unit but not until I hear if, when and how they resolve your issues. Thank you for making us aware. I am not technically “savy” so I would want to know I could get help from the manufacturer if need be. Wishing you the best in getting a resolution amicably and soon.
We wanted a freeze dryer but after reading enough reviews, it will not be a Harvest Right. After purchase Customer Service is a Must because things happen!
One reason we got one is due to possible hurricanes & floods. When we lived on the LA Coast, we flooded out due to H Rita. Flood water will ruin canned stuff and is gross. Those lids also rust quickly in humid climates.
If you have stuff freeze dried, double bagged and put in a 5gal bucket with a gamma lid, stuff will be cleaner if shtf and that is your only food source. We had no electric for 2 wks, no restaurants open, no cedit cards could be used, no gas could be pumped..yada yada..Luckily we were prepared w cash, gas, and a generator. However, we did have to eat MREs for a good week and they were so full of salt/sodium I could taste it for another week lol.
I didn’t even think about that but you are so right. I went through 2 weeks without electricity once and having freeze dried foods would have been awesome. It was MISERABLE 😩
This has been a valuable video for me. Thank you for taking the time to record.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video. I am in Central Florida and have had the same concerns about the garage as you. This really is helpful.
Glad it helped
Great walk through.
I'm a new subscriber; this was the first of your videos that I have watched and it was one of the most informative videos I've watched in a long time...and I watch a whole lot of BoodTube. Great job young lady!
Thanks so much for the sub and those kind words 😊
Awesome video thank you I’ll be getting my harvest right freeze dryer in a week 🙏🙏 . I can’t wait . Same one you have . I watched your video very closely on how to hook it all up lol . Guess we’ll have to get use to the loud noise . It’ll be ok . GODBLESS sweetie
I think you will love it!
I received mine today. I'm in Fort Myers, i appreciate your post.
I hope you enjoy it
Congrats! On the future list for us. ❤
It’s a lot of fun. I’m running pineapple right now.
I purchased the medium-sized harvest Right freeze dryer I agree they could do a little better on their instructions but still not too bad. Thankfully my harvest Right has ran smoothly and I have really enjoyed the things that I freeze dried. It is a large purchase for most people. I hope they will do better with their customer service in the future.
Agreed. I have had a great experience too and I love my machine so much
I'm in south Mississippi and my door sweats too. It's only because of the cold door and gasket being exposed to room temperatures. If it were pulling air through the gasket, you would be having vacuum problems but that wasn't the case.
We are pretty hot and humid down here so that makes sense.
Some people use a fan. It prefers a room around 75 degrees or cooler. Great video. I just got mine, too.
Great video. Laughed when you ate the last one and said.... it tastes just like a strawberry, pretty surprising. :)
🤣🤣🤣 True
Yes! Roi calculations!
Your video was awesome. Can't wait to dig into your channel. Be well.
Welcome aboard!
That is so cool. I have thought about it many times but I am not sure I would use it. I am curious to watch how you put it to use!
I have so many plans. I’ll keep you updated 💚
So pretty much an infomercial for Harvest Right Freeze Dryer...Cool....I have repaired quite a few of these....most people in my area use them for skittles candies and other candies. It's crazy how much money they make from those candies! These machines are crazy expensive, but people are telling me they make their money back in a few months! Crazy!
That would be pretty crazy but those candies are pretty expensive so it’s possible. I’ve been thinking of calculating the ROI but I’m fairly certain it would take a very long time to make your money back on it. It took me awhile to move forward with purchasing one because of that but we ended up getting it for other reasons rather than just ROI.
Do they break down excessively? Why are you being called to repair them? Not trying to be mean. Need to know all aspects
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@@debralabarge614from my personal experience with my Harvest Right freeze drier I can tell you that it has issues regularly almost to the point where its not usable.
We are a factory authorized repair center for their products. They do not break down excessively, there are just a lot of people who own them, and on occasion they break down, just like any appliance. @@debralabarge614
For us the ROI is offsetting the ever increasing price, decreasing availability of food paired with the shelf stable nature of freeze dried food. There is no worry if the power goes out. I’d freak if a freeze filled with food spoiled. Two years down the road and it’s still a good investment
Good point!
Oh I want one!!!!! I think that’s awesome!!
It’s been running nonstop since I got it 😂
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a mine would be too lol!
We just bought one of these mainly to prepare freeze dried meals for our hiking trips. To test it out, we just put some random stuff in that we had lying around. Some banana, water melon and mushrooms. They all came out great. The water melon should have needed some extra drying time. It is still a bit tacky in some places but the dry parts are funny treats. After drying there is only 60 grams left of a 1 kg batch of melon so it is no surprise that this is a very sweet foamy candy style treat with an intense melon taste. This may be one of my favorite sweets to give to the kids 😋
Oh boy, this is gonna be my favorite toy of the year. Can't wait to rob the local food market of a lot of those cheap 'fresh now, gone tomorrow' bags of fruit.
Fruit is my favorite thing to freeze dry so far. That and eggs. They turn out great.
I think one plus you will get also during hurricane season when electric often goes out it would be great for that
I didn’t think about that. That’s a good idea. 👍
Well done video. I was thinking about buying a freeze dryer. I was wondering about the cover that you can put on it before you close the lid. (I have seen harvest right use it) Would that have helped with the condensation that you were having? Your husband was pretty smart to figure that out!
Yes, it probably would. I think they call that a pillow. They no longer come with the new machines but I’ve heard you can buy them separately now.
How much was your whole set up?
Being someone who lives in Canada, these machines are hugely expensive, I have watched every thing you can possibly watch about freeze drying. I’m not getting this machine to make candy with it. I’m truly getting it for health reasons. I have digestive problems and with the cost of food being so expensive, food suppliers and business are hiding additives, preservatives and chemicals in our food to make us think we are actually getting value for our money when we’re not. The additives and crap they are using makes us believe we are full when we eat it, adding more and more and cutting out the nutrients, this is causing digestive problems with me and people like me. However, I don’t want to sell candy with my machine but it will recoup some of the cost for me since the machine cost 5000 here. For me I’m dammed if I do and dammed if I don’t. I have to know what’s in my food not a bunch of chemicals I can’t pronounce
I totally agree with you. Real food is hard to come by these days so preserving it yourself seems like the best way to know exactly what’s in the food we eat.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a absolutely
Great job. I bought my HR a year ago for the same reasons as you. I also live in hot, humid climate and use a towel to catch the drips. Can you please ask your husband what and where he purchased the "tube?' And how to install it? Many thanks.
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Mine arrives very soon!! Cannot wait, although I am anxious …. Will it be damaged and I don’t notice, will driver be impatient as I attempt to see if okay, will it work, can I learn how to use lol. Those type things, however very excited too! Nice review!!
I felt the same way. The delivery driver said he delivers 15 a week so he was totally used to it. He even was helping me inspect it. No rush at all. FB has a great group called Retired at 40s FREEZE DRYING GROUP. I learned so much from it. Awesome group. But my best advice is start with something easy like fruit or veggies. Let the machine do its thing. Then let it dry extra time like 4-6 more hours. Works each time.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a thank you! I will take your advice and thank you for the info on the FB group!
My pleasure 💚
I’ve read that putting the trays into the freezer before putting into the machine helps.
Yes it makes things run faster.
I’m with you on the reasons for buying the FD. I don’t like the texture of some canned food just like you. It’s been an experience that I am enjoying.
I’m really enjoying testing out new things. I haven’t found anything that I don’t like yet.
Thanks for your video. I've had a freeze dryer for 2+ weeks and haven't run it yet coz I too was feeling intimidated. I've got the walmart bread and now I'm going to do it this week. I was thinking during your video that you could use a folding table...stash it under the bed when not needed. 🤣🤣🤣
I totally need a folding table in there. Great idea!
I’ve had mine for over a month and have not even plugged mine in yet.
@@TrixieJFerguson be careful because once you get started it will quickly become addicting.
It really does not pull a lot of electric, that is something I was surprised of 🙂 You can use the tray lids as pans too!! I got the same HR machine as you do an I LOVE it! There is more space between on the 4 tray but I have not found the space between to be a huge issue. I also ordered the pad insert for the front. I 100% of the time use parchment paper on every run. The banana after it is dry you can powder it when finished. I do freeze dry eggs about 60 at a time and powder them
OMG 😱 Cinnamon apples sound so good!
Thats so funny you mentioned about cooking too much food. I had a feeling i was italian too bevause of my cooking habits. After i took my 23and me it confirmed our italian heritage. So at least now i know im not alone
Haha! That’s too funny
Also retired at 40 has great content for freeze dryer beginners!
I started watching his recently. I’m getting a ton of new ideas. Thanks for the suggestion
Thank you for the review. I’ve been saving my Pennie’s and I’ve heard so many horror stories lately too. I’ve been afraid to spend the money.
You are so welcome! I heard those too and I’m so glad my experience has been really good. I just pulled pineapples out a couple hours ago. Now those are addicting.
You would be right to be skeptical.
As a FD owner I wish I’d looked in to all the fix it videos to realise how much can go wrong
All the reasons you listed for getting a HRFD are the same as mine down to the cream and buttermilk...those where the first two things I processed (other than the bread) and mine requires a towel also. I didn't know that the first go round; and unfortunately, my owners manual was lying there and got wet; the pages stuck together...not good. Oh, and some candy does expand...a lot so take care. I love mine even though it is loud.
Haha. They certainly are very loud but I’m in love with mine too!
Thanks. I’ve been wanting to a H Freeze dryer for a few years now. Im glad i waited bc now they have increased shelves.
Did y look at other freeze dryers before purchasing? Would love to hear about your research into your choice if you did.
Look forward to to updates if your experience in this new journey.
BTW have you heard of Sue Becker if not what she shares will blow your mind! Channel Bread Beckers. Highly recommend. Blessings
I did do a lot of research and there are cheaper ones but I liked the customer support and warranty of the HR brand. Also, it’s the most popular so there is so much more info from their community to help with everything you can think of. I’ll definitely check her out!
Best to use a moisture meter that way you don't use more energy than you need to
Do you have one you recommend?
Thanks for the video. I notice that you were able to remove the "Shelves" inside the dryer. Is there some good reason why they don't sell shelves that are larger, but cut the same shape as the dryer so that they can fit more food?
It’s because the inside drum collects a ring of ice. If the food is too close to the wall of the drum, it won’t dry properly. You can definitely fill the trays more than I did and it ends up holding a lot. About 2.5lbs of food per tray so 12lbs of food total per run.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9aThanks!
*** You do not condition in FD’ing. ***
That’s only used for dehydrating.
Your food needs to be 💯 BONE Dry prior to packaging up. I think people get cindysed with the 24 hr upside down jar test to see if the fruit or veggie is bone dry ( never do this with meat, poultry, fish or dairy. It’s very dangerous.)
When you’re doing the 24 hr test, you place in a mason jar upside down because the moisture will rise to the top ( which is the bottom) and you can visually see it. This test should not take longer than 24 hrs. At that time, you would put back in the FD’r to finish if you detect moisture.
This is not the same as “Conditioning” as in Dehydrating terms. Conditioning in dehydrating is spreading the moisture left over into all parts of the food so as to not have overly moist pieces. Dehydrated food has a lot more moisture in it and that is the reason that it only keeps 2 years at the most.
Please be very careful not to practice this with FD’d food as you can end up with Botulism in your food due to the moisture and the low oxygen environment.
*** You need to be testing all of the food not just some of it, ( if you’re not comfortable with testing with your hands, eyes) because it does no good to test some of the food and bag it all if the untested part has moisture in it. 😃💕
Nice
Thanks
hello what where the fruit yield results, i mean what was the weight of the initial fresh fruit and what was the weight of the freeze dried fruit?? does it weight less?? probably this could be a good way to take food in camping trips when you want to travel lighter
I don’t normally weigh before hand but I did once and it reduced by almost half but I think that will be different depending on the type of food. It’s definitely much lighter.
Excellent video. Subscribed. What size freeze dryer did you buy? It looks like the right size for me, Thank you..
Thanks for the sub! It’s a medium size harvest right.
thanks again.
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I got my freeze dryer because I got tired of wasting leftovers and fruits and veggies from the garden. I freeze dry all leftovers or food that I might not get to eat before it would need to go in the trash or be composted. It's also fun to freeze dry candy for friends and family.
I also freeze dry canned food that is about to expire, so I don't waste those either.
I experienced this in the garden this year. Now that I have the freeze dryer not a single thing went to waste.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a Excellent appliance to have, I really enjoy your videos thank you for making them. 🤗
Guest room was nice and quiet for the visiting family... but they did report bed crumbs in the bed.
😂😂😂
I was under the impression they required a 220v plug in. Can they run on regular household current?
That’s the Large and XL. The medium and small run off a regular outlet.
I've been tinking about getting one in fact I did purchase one a couple years ago then freaked out and canceled the order and paid the cancelation fee. the things that made me freak were, 1. are we going to like the food when rehydrated or snacking on? I'm stillnot sure because I've purchased commercial freeze dried foods and didn't like them, I also purchased freeze dried strawberries but haven't rehydrated them so maybe I'll try that, 2. where to put it in my home to actually use it, I have a split level home where the living space only has 2 bedrooms and the downstairs finished basement is our business, a craft room and a hobby room, the craft room has a lot of space but it's directly under OUR bedroom, I'm concerned I would hear it running all night and the extra bedroom is right next to our room upstairs so still concerned I would hear it all night, is your extra room on the other side of your home and do you hear it running all night?
It’s definitely loud but more similar to a washer or dryer running. My spare room is on the other side of the house so I can’t hear it at all. If I’m in the next room with the bedroom door closed, it’s very faint. Like a soft hum. Harvest right does have a return policy you might want to take a look at. I believe there is a charge but it’s something to consider.
Im not sure about getting into all that. 😂 I have a hard enough time getting veggies picked.
BTW I have my garlic planted last sunday. It has been only a week and i thing i see sprouts already. I have never grown it before but looks like a grayish sprout barely protruding from soil.
You said yours are sprouting aleady. Can you do a short or something showing what they look like. I have no idea 😂
Absolutely! I’ll get a short up showing it. They grow fast so within a couple days you will be sure. They kind of look like blades of grass.
I saw someone use something type of padding inside the glass, not sure if that’s available on the website but she was given hers by the company to review.
I’ve seen those too. They are little pillows. I don’t think Harvest Right are selling them anymore or maybe they are through another site. I’m not sure.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a yes!
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a i would love video of what n how hubby installed. Tnx again
How is air going to come out a crack if it is under vacuum?
The condensation actually occurs while it’s freezing. Once the vacuum kicks on and the trays warm, the condensation drips off and the door is clear after that.
Congrats, very cool. I'm jealous . Let me know when you start a freeze drying business wink wink. Stay dry we are in for a wet weekend.
It’s crazy how much rain we have been getting! The good news is I haven’t had to water for 2 weeks
Agreed, the bad news is I just discovered a wet spot on my new ceiling! Wha wha. Roofer coming Monday. I'm praying for minimal rain. Something always needs maintenance at the holidays.
@@cindywoods4645isn’t that the truth. Hopefully it’s a minor problem and not a bigger one 🤞
Hi, congratulations. But i'm curious of how much electricity does it consume. I'm scare of the electric bill.
This was a concern for me too. I did some research and the machine averages between 9-11 amps per hour. Usually mine runs for 24 hours or so and then off for 24 so I use it about 15 days a month. Depending on what your cost per kilowatt from your electric company is (mine is 13 cents per hours) I’m estimating about $75-90 extra each month. Once I get my first bill, I’ll have a better idea if my estimate is accurate or not. I suspect it will be less but I’ll keep you updated.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a thank so much. You my need to look into solar.
Love this video. We bought our FD about 2 years ago. I love it. We do eat Paleo plus and it has helped. I do love rosemary especially if the herbs freeze dried. Not sure if I've mastered the basil freeze drying yet
although I have tried.
My grandkids absolutely love the
Freeze dried bananas and I can't keep up with them!
The strawberries take me forever.
We did put our FD out in the garage mainly because of the amount of noise and heat it puts out. Trying to keep it cool out there.
I love your videos.
@@sewpretty13Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Mine does heat up a bit too but our spare room is the coldest room in the house 🥶
How much did your electric bill go up per month, if you use your dryer at least four times per month?
I thought I would see a noticeable difference but I didn’t. Maybe $10 a month but it depends on how expensive your electric is.
Lord bless that ups guy
I have had my freeze dryer for about two years. If I had it to do over again, I would not buy the freeze dryer again. If you are trying to stock up a pantry, you really need a lot of space to store you freeze dried food. Plus the taste and texture are not really the same as before freeze drying. I agree some canned foods do taste overcooked or metallic. But you can buy a lot of good quality freeze dried foods for the price of the freeze dryer.
We also so get a lot of warnings about the temperature living here in Texas. We have to use fans to attempt to cool down the freeze dryer pump even in our air conditioned house.
I’m planting a lot of tomatoes this year so maybe if we get a good garden yield, I will fall in love with my freeze dryer. But honestly I doubt it.
I can understand your perspective. I’ve saved so much of my garden harvest using the freeze dryer and it has been so good to not lose anything to waste. I haven’t tried whole meals yet but I’m looking forward to that for our camping trips.
The reason I'm buying one is because I'm single. I love to cook & do all the time but I end up wasting probably 75% of everything. It will be nice to be able to freeze dry individual meals so I don't throw away so much food.
That’s a great reason!
Wow, quite the experiment, Patrina. I’ve tossed around the idea of a freeze dryer but can’t justify the cost or where to put one. There are only two of us at home now too. Currently thinking that if I spend the $ it could be worth it if my family would use it too. Will you do a follow up showing the quantities and how you store big quantities of freeze dried foods? Seems like a good and fun investment although expensive even at the sale prices.
Absolutely 👍 I’m trying out a bunch of stuff now so I’ll definitely do a follow up
How can I get this machine? I am in Türkiye 😢
I’m not sure. You may want to check with the company, Harvest Right.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a thank you
To me , freeze dryers are for prepping … for keeping food long term without electricity
That’s definitely one use for it. I like it for preserving my harvest with the highest nutrition and best texture.
I have one of the original models. It's no longer supported. I bought the replacement parts the tech guy recommended. Watched the video to show me how to install. Wrong one. They don't even have a video for mine. I carefully installed the parts anyway. Differences were acceptable. Doesn't work. Green light comes on so I'm getting power to the new board but that all that works. Doesn't even boot up display.
Thank you for your video. Just a thought, you should wear gloves when packing your products so as to not introduce any moisture into your finished product.
Great tip! I’ve been meaning to get some gloves
My name is Thomas and after getting my freeze dryer as a gift for my wife as a gift for Christmas. When she opened it she was surprised then on the first of January she started freeze drying it worked wonderful but after 30 days ( oh no) it broke now the story begins . I'm disappointed that it took weeks to verify yes it's broken send it back yes you pack it back up send it back yes 2 weeks now it's March and being told 3 to 4 weeks to get it back ( Yes you do all the work) get a computer so many questions to answer you will need one 😢 so I asked for a replacement ( no one is listening) so be prepared not everyone gets a worry free unit. And stay tuned not sure when will get it back remember you need to check how warranty works it harder than you think. Frustrating frustrated but still waiting please please ask the hard questions. Your are going to be shocked. The people that answer the phone are nice but don't have the answers only specific technicians do, no one has the power to make a difficult decision. I believe it should be replaced with a New one ( crickets) Yes silence. So it's your money. Spend it wisely. It's not a blender and you can't just take it back. There are know local service companies to repair them you send it back when the warranty is gone ... What will you do?
That’s very unfortunate. I’m sorry you are having a bad experience. Hopefully they get it together and get your machine fixed soon.
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Thank you for your videos they are spot on. We love freeze drying eggs and banana's they are a big thing in our community and all the children love them along with other fruits just afraid will run out before we get our machine back
Are they magically delicious? The strawberrys that is...
🤣🤣🤣
Dont know where to check...who won the Greenstalk? Pick Me...Pick Me!!!
I drew the winner last night and emailed them. I’m just waiting to hear back. I’ll put up a post in just a bit to announce it. 💚
Can you watch the TV when the lyophilizator is on?
Probably not. This is our spare room so we normally don’t run the freeze dryer when we have guests staying in there. It’s way too loud.
@@HomegrownFloridaZ9a Thanks
You are storing your food at today's prices and possibly eating it many years down the road with food prices then unimaginable today.
Great point!
Buyers beware! I bought an XL and it failed after 11 months. It has been 3 weeks and Harvest Right still hasn’t sent my return kit.
Fraudulent scam.
Crazy expensive
You are very beautiful. You remind me of the women of the Bible.
Thank you 😊
I bought one last August and still can't use it...i live in canada...so twice as much money than anerica....problem after problem....harvest right is helpful, but sending parts back from a new machine makes me wonder how new is the one I received...getting frustrated and angry... and so far I feel like my hard earned money is wasted....and money is hard earned here in Canada.....carbon tax upon carbon tax.....soon I won't be able to afford the food that I want to freeze dry.
I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope they get your issues fixed so u can enjoy it soon.