Can this dehydrator be used to dry homemade cerael?
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Hello! You can definitely dehydrate your own cereals/grains/oats. Here are a few recipes: http://www.yumuniverse.com/2012/05/24/better-than-boxed-strawberry-oat-breakfast-cereal/ http://www.food.com/recipe/raw-vegan-quot-toasted-quot-apple-cinnamon-cereal-dehydrator-492063 http://theblissfulchef.com/2012/08/guest-post-tips-for-using-your-dehydrator-and-raw-buckwheaties-cereal/ Just a few examples! You can definitely dehydrate the fruit to go in the cereal :-) Hope this helps!
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I haven't tried that, but we've had success with everything we tried. I do think the openings on the tray might be too big to hold cereal pieces well.
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Hello!You can definitely dehydrate your own cereals/grains/oats. Here are a few recipes:http://www.yumuniverse.com/2012/05/24/better-than-boxed-strawberry-oat-breakfast-cereal/http://www.food.com/recipe/raw-vegan-quot-toasted-quot-apple-cinnamon-cereal-dehydrator-492063http://theblissfulchef.com/2012/08/guest-post-tips-for-using-your-dehydrator-and-raw-buckwheaties-cereal/Just a few examples! You can definitely dehydrate the fruit to go in the cereal :-)Hope this helps!
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I did use it to dehydrate a couple of years ago. I remember it worked well. I sliced fruit really thin to make fruit leather. Do a trial batch.
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Yes, you can make yogurt in the dehydrator. Here is a link: http://ezinearticles.com/?Making-Yogurt-in-a-Food-Dehydrator&id;=3907749
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The Dry12 must break down the H2O in the system but isn't a substitute for a new dryer. Probably better to use it in conjunction with a new dryer. Waddie
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Hi Nancy, I have not made yogurt in my dehydrator but I googled it and it seems that you can make it! You would remove some of the trays to fit the jars. You may want to contact the company that makes the dehydrator and see what advice they can give you. It is a great machine though - I have made bread and kale chips! Paula
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You can really dry anything. We used it primarily for baby bottles and nipples/ breastpump pieces and parts. It really does work great!
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Of course you can. I also had some left over of yam, and I simply sliced them and dried. It came out like yam chips. This thing will dry anything as long as you don't need them in one hour or so. If you are new with this, just make sure the bottom of the unit is clear when you dry something, and you won't have any over-heating like some reviewers complaint about. I have been using them (2 of them I have now) for over 10 years for various items from beef jerky to anything you want to dry.
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No. It's not a traditional dehydrator. It's for making chips, and does a great job for that.
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Yes, definitely, although we never use the heated dry option. Doubt that would make a difference, though. Very nice, sturdy cutting board.
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I believe it can. The smoker is able to smoke cheese with a cold plate so dehydrating fruit and vegetables should work.
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The instructions warn you not to let it run dry. I can only assume that it will damage the heater if you do.
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I use it on the thinnest setting for onions, cucumbers and carrots. The slices are paper thin. Do not know how it would work cutting thicker for dehydrating purposes.
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I believe the slices would work in a dehydrator. They're about 3/16 I think.
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Yes. Liquid does not hold well at all. It leaks out from around lid. But I haven't has a problem with dry products.
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It will produce a spiral slice much like a spirally sliced ham. I think you could break the slice into pieces for use in a dehydrator. The machine will peel, core and spiral slice very nicely.
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Yes you can! You can also make cheese, raise bread, dry nuts, herbs, spices, even dry homemade pasta. It's great for making homemade dry soup mixes. It really is a wonderful machine. I am EXTREMELY happy with my purchase. Definitely worth the money! I did not buy the Paraflexx sheets, though. Parchment paper works just as good. I hope this helps answer your questions!
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I like keeping things raw too. I would not, however, recommend this particular product for making things like raw crackers or bread, because there is not enough air flow to dry the goods. For this, and making marvelous Kale chips and all my dehydrated backpacking foods, I use an Excalibur with 9 trays. The Excalibur allows me to dehydrate at temps that keep the enzymes live. Hope this helps!