So one day a few months back I was feeling under the weather. I had just returned home after a long weekend away upstate, where my family and I had totally gorged on every type of junk food you can imagine (deep-fried peanut butter sandwiches? Lord have mercy!) The downside though was that I was not a happy camper, feeling just totally lethargic and heavy from all that fat laden cooked food. It was assuredly time for a change, and this was a good excuse to start.
My wife had told me about a friend who had just started getting into eating less cooked food and more raw and dehydrated food. One of her beloved cooking supplies was for Not cooking - a food dehydrator. I became intrigued with the idea and wanted to learn more, so I decided then to shop for a food dehydrator too. Since that time, I've had the chance to try out varied brands and models, so I concept I'd share a few tips with this quick article.
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As it turns out, a food dehydrator allows you to get ready great tasting food healthily without destroying the vitamins and minerals. This you may have heard about already, since you're reading this article. But what you might not have know about is how easy it unquestionably is to introduce a food dehydrator into your daily food establishment routine. Unlike juicers and food processors which often need daily re-assembly and extra time to clean up afterwards, a food dehydrator is for the most part easier to use and to clean. The best models function very much like a toaster oven, with no pre-assembly or daily cleaning. The only time requirement is any way long it takes you to slice your food beforehand. One tip is to get ready everything at once, maybe on a weekly basis.
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As you're shopping for a food dehydrator, it helps to keep a few tips in mind. The first - which I've already mentioned - is to look for a food dehydrator which doesn't force you to take it apart for cleaning. Like most things, the less work you have to do, the more likely that you'll unquestionably use it! Trust me, I've learned this from experience. Secondly, I suggest that you opt a model which allows you to get ready a larger quantity of food at one time, rather than lots of small batches. This is where the real time savings come in. Dehydrated food keeps, so it's to your benefit to make a lot at one time. Reconsider a dehydrator with nine trays (this is what I use now) so that you can harden a lot at one time - and then go and do something else you enjoy.
I hope these suggestions are useful to you in integrating a food dehydrator into your daily and weekly food preparation. Congratulations in improve for giving yourself all the vitamins that mom Nature intended you to have!
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