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Food Dehydration Products

Who Needs a Dehydrator?
  1. Gardeners - preserve your in season excess fresh vegetables for year round supply.
  2. Hunters and Fishermen - make venison, salmon and even wild goose jerky like a pro.
  3. Backpackers, Canoers and Cyclists - make lightweight meals with a better taste and at 1/10 the cost of the expensive freeze dried alternatives.
  4. Campers and Outdoor Enthusiasts - make granola bars and trail mixes as well as main meals for your camping trips.
  5. Crafts Enthusiasts - create Christmas ornaments and other dough art without bubbling or cracking. Also do special crafts like apple-head dolls, clay figurines, paper machete, and dried flower and fruit wreaths.
  6. Bakers - make your own edible cake decorations. Raise your yeast breads.
  7. Every Family - dry leftovers rather than waste them. Later you can use them in casseroles or soups. Culture your home made yogurt. Dry seeds such as pumpkins for nutritional snacks. Make your own fruit leathers. Crisp stale crackers. Preserve special bouquets from weddings etc.

Excalibur Dehydrator

Excalibur 4 tray Excalibur is the highest quality, most versatile dehydrator on the market. It has the Parallexx Drying System, removable trays, a rear mounted heating element to warm the air, an adjustable thermostat to control the temperature, and a fan to push the air horizontally over each tray. New air is drawn in the rear, and moist saturated air is pushed out the front.

Because the air flows horizontally over all trays there is no need for the hassle of rotating your trays.

The flowing air dehydrates your food quickly and evenly. The adjustable thermostat allows you to control the temperature for the optimum drying of each food. One or all the trays may be removed making space for larger items such as whole fruits, bouquets etc. 1 year warranty.
All EXCALIBUR models have the Parallexx Drying System:
  • Adjustable thermostat Fully adjustable from 85° - 145° for proper drying, better flavor, color retention, speed and overall drying versatility.
  • Heavy Duty Fan All Excalibur units have a powerful fan properly sized to move large volumes of air 24 hours per day. Drying is fast and even without tray rotation.
  • Horizontal Air Flow Electrical controls are mounted on a steel plate at the rear. Each tray gets its own air. No rotation is needed and drying occurs up to 10 times faster than round, stackable units.
  • Removable High Quality Trays Made of the same durable polycarbonate as the windshields of supersonic jets. Unbreakable and dishwasher safe. They are so strong you can drive over them with a semitruck or hit them with a sledge hammer and they won't break! Trays can be pulled out easily and quickly to monitor the dehydration process.
  • Convenient / Removable Door The Excalibur can be easily cleaned because electrical controls are not located under the trays as in round dehydrators.
EXCALIBUR 9 TRAY DRYER $199.95000665
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EXCALIBUR 5 14X14 TRAY DRYER $169.95000888
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EXCALIBUR 4 12X12 TRAY DRYER $109.95000889
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EXCALIBUR DRYING SHEETS$9.00000717
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Uses of your Dehydrator
  1. Nutritious sliced diced or whole friuts and vegetables
  2. herbs and seasoning's
  3. left overs
  4. poweded fruits and vegetables
  5. granola and power bars
  6. camp meals
  7. trail mixes
  8. jerky
  9. wedding and other bouquets
  10. special crafts - like apple-head dolls
  11. dough art
  12. clay figurines
  13. edible cake decorations
  14. raising breads
  15. crisping crackers

Just Jerky

The complete guide to making it.

by Mary Bell

This book tells how to make jerky out of strips of meat, fish, ground meat, or non-meat products. It shares years of collecting recipes, suggestions, tips, techniques, and ideas on the subject. Safety concerns are carefully addressed and a history adds interest and understanding. The best jerky marinades are recorded, as well as delicious recipes to use jerky in cooking and baking. Try these for a few - jerky stew, jerky bread, jerky cake, jerky frosting and even jerky ice cream. The author reflects her life philosophy of determined self sufficiency, believing we should assume responsibility for our food supply and reduce our dependence on the food industry. Quote from the book: "I soon learned, making jerky, is why many people purchase food dehydrators." stcok #535 $12.60
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Dry It

You'll like it!

by Gen Macmaniman

This book is for anyone who wants to dehydrate food. The author begins by stating that dehydrating is a 1st class way to preserve food. It is cheap and easy, nutritional, and does not require electricity to store. It is flavorfull, requires one sixth or less of the usual storage space, and the food will store for several seasons. There is a section on getting started as well as general instructions. This is followed by chapters on fruit, vegetables, seeds and grains, healthy treats for grandchildren (confections), herbs, meat and fish. The recipes are followed by "After Thoughts", containing more hints and more information on using dried foods. There is also an on the trail section, and a peanut butter lovers page. The last section gives plans for building the Living Foods Dehydrator. stock # 533 $6.26
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The Big Book Of Preserving the Harvest

by Carol W. Costenbader

This is an all around book on "preserving your harvest" It has chapters on canning, drying, freezing, jams, pickles, vinegars, cold storage and gifts. It also, sports 3 great appendixes, on building an electric food dehydrator, table of equivalents, and converting to metric. Chapter 3 on drying offers concise, to the point, directions for drying your produce. It discusses food preparation for drying, 4 types of drying, and post - drying methods. It has a handy and easy to use chart for various fruits and vegetables. There are special sections on drying herbs and meats. There are also recipes for using your dried foods. Stock # 181 $17.06
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Making and Using Dried Foods

by Phyllis Hobson

As this author states, drying foods is a natural alternative to canning and freezing, and benefits the family on a tight budget. It is an energy - efficient way of eating for less. Drying is a safe way to store food. It is convenient in locations where electricity is undependable. Dried food is compact and light for hikers, fishermen ect. Almost any food can be dried by following the instructions in this book, which are aimed at preserving as much of the nutrients and the flavor of the food as possible. The author gives details on the history of drying, how drying can save you money, detailed instructions on different methods of drying, and different types of dehydrators. She details pretreating methods and storing your dried foods. There are chapters on drying fruits, vegetables, herbs, meats, dairy products, grains, leathers, dried soup mixes, flower blossoms, and foods for hiking and camping. Instuctions are given for; using a dehydrator, the sun, and an oven for each entry. These are followed by usage ideas and recipes. The items listed are encompassing, including kohlrabbi, brussel sprouts, salsify and sauerkraut, to list a few of the lesser known vegetables. She also lists other uses for drying equipment, such as bread rising, crackers and cereal, drying seeds, curing nuts, decrystallizing honey and drying crafts.It even includes plans for building an electric food dehydrator. Stock # 179 $13.46
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The Encyclopedia of Country Living

by Carla Emery

This book is packed full of practical, invaluable information and wisdom. It includes how to cultivate a garden, buy land, bake bread, raise farm animals, make sausage, can produce, milk a goat, grow herbs, churn butter, build a chicken coop, catch a pig, cook on a wood stove and much, much more. It has a detailed section on food drying. The section begins with: "Sun drying is the oldest method of food preservation. Nowadays it is the least common form. Too bad because drying is a cheap,easy way to preserve, and everybody loves the results". Carla Emery; has a way of writing as if she was right next to you in your kitchen, talking you through whatever project you are undertaking. She becomes your friend as she teaches you new skills. The wealth of information she has to share in this 858 pg. volume seems endless. Stock # 351 $25.16
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Back to Basics Dehydrator (5 tray, expandable to 9) $49.95

American Harvest dehydrators. Call for prices. (256)-729-8868


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