Freeze drying for beginners

I've been using my Harvest Right freeze dryer every day! Check out my huge list of foods you can put in your freeze dryer. Tips included too!

These are great options for your freeze dried food storage. We have some tips on what to use and what to avoid as well as ways to save money!

Best Freeze Dried Food (& Worst!) for Long-Term Food Storage: Prepper Pantry Stockpile - Stock your prepper pantry with the best freeze dried food storage! From freeze dried strawberries to freeze dried broccoli, there is so many options when it comes to freeze dried meals for your family. long term food storage ideas | emergency preparedness

Shopping for easy, ready-made meals for backpacking or your emergency go-bag? These are my top picks for the best freeze-dried meals out there.

11 Freeze Drying Mistakes you should avoid to get the best results for your food and your freeze dryer. Shorten drying time, improve flavor and stay safe!

Today, I want to talk about freeze-dried food and how you can use them. Please note I do not freeze-dry my own food, I buy it commercially.

11 Freeze Drying Mistakes you should avoid to get the best results for your food and your freeze dryer. Shorten drying time, improve flavor and stay safe!

Freeze-drying is a dehydration process that involves freezing the food and then lowering pressure before removing the ice by sublimation.

When I began posting in my stories on Instagram about using a freeze dryer, I got a lot of questions. The most frequent question was, “What is the difference between freeze drying and dehydrating?” In this article I’ll answer that question, and also give you a few freeze drying tips for beginners to help you get started with freeze drying.

Have you ever wanted to have a pantry stocked with delicious, freeze-dried sour cream that can last you up to 15 years? Now you can with a few simple steps and ingredients! In this guide, you'll learn how to make freeze-dried sour cream with a remarkably long shelf life, as well as get some delicious ideas to put your newly-made sour cream powder to use.