Those silicon trays love/hate them at times. The only issue I notice is if the food is "wet" going in (such as frozen chopped onions that are defrosted), I have to gently use my bench scraper to get the stuck on items off after rolling the silicon trays side to side and top to bottom. But I really do like the silicon trays with the lip on all sides
I dehydrated alot of kale now I add it to soups and stews, stir-fry meals even chicken pot pie and my family who don't like kale is none the wiser😂if they ask its parsley😊
I have very hard water as well. I have learned not to run anything silicone through my dishwasher as it never comes out looking clean. Silicone holds onto grease/oil like nobody's business, and hard water deposits stick like glue. For the oily residue, wash by hand with Dawn Platinum Foam (it beats regular Dawn all hollow for stubborn grease cleanup). And for hard water deposits, apply some undiluted white vinegar. Soak if you can for 10 minutes (longer for heavy or long term deposits), scrub a bit if necessary. Edit: I've found that silicone washed in the dishwasher isn't as non-stick afterwards. Washing by hand fixes that!
I'm so happy I found your channel. I have been through this surgery, please take care of yourself. Take the time you need for physical & mental health. It's all inner twined together. Sending prayers & positive thoughts your way. 💐🙏💐
Give your silicone liners a lite dusting of cornstarch when not in use it works wonders when you go to use them for liquid and sticky food's you want to dehydrate.
Older powders check if your dogs and cats can eat add to their foods , make milk shakes with a teaspoon of your greens add to Roman soup , I mixes my veggie dried soup mix plus onion powder tomato powder and low sodium chicken bouillon and have a 2 cup of the mix for a light lunch lost a few extra pound ❤😊
Love your lessons! We have a tiny store only where I live and there are weekly sales in most sections. That's when I get more of one item. I laugh at getting so many sale items because it looks like I can't afford to pay full price. Town is small enough that everyone knows who is broke and who isn't. I tell the cashiers that I felt sorry for that broccoli (or whatever). The thing is the sale produce is sometimes in better shape than the full price stuff and it is already bagged for me. A head of iceberg lettuce right now is more than $7.00 so I grab the clearance lettuce for $2.50 and just remove the two outer leaves. I bought bags of frozen veggies on sale and dehydrated them last fall. Wow did that save space in my freezer and they taste just like fresh veg. During Covid I really started using my dehydrator, vacuum sealer, and jar sealer attachments because we had a lot of delayed shipments and out of stock items. I love looking at my large pantry because I nearly have more in stock than our store.
Darcy you’re the best!! Who would have thought you could dehydrate salsa! I love making my home made salsa in the summer using my bountiful supply of fresh ingredients! Now I know how to save mine for the winter months when prices are higher for the produce to make it! 💖
thanks for the tip on using the mesh on top to allow that extra tray rather than be forced to take one out. I will be using that this season. God Bless!
Last month my Amex statement was $1,250, so this month, I only spent $126. I'm trying to eat up the food I've already got and not spend money unless I absolutely have to.
I have a batch of frozen mixed veg in my dehydrator right now - needed to re-stock after sending most of my jar home with my daughter when she visited from out-of-state.
I bought gv tomato soup didn't like dehydrated will add spoon fulls to my chili and spaghetti dinners for extra sauce and vitamins, or add a little to Roman soup , or add it to a glass of tomato juice for more vitamins
I just ordered that vacuum sealer through your link. Thank you : ) and an opener that's not supposed to harm you lids.... and about a $100 of other cool items : )
It's not really easier...it's just different :D Some things are much easier and quicker and more convenient in the dehydrator - some are easier in the FD (raspberries happen to be one of them).
I chop the spinach in food-processor it drys fast, and I add the small bits to a lot of things. Even add to my homemade dog food. Love the Simple Truth mushrooms. I grab them all the time and dehydrate. Have mushrooms available all the time.
Thank you!😊 am on my home. Have some onions to dehydrate today. Well, going to get them into the dehydrator. Live that you showed us how to make our own onion powder and garlic powder. They taste so much better than store bought!
What perfect timing! I was getting ready to Seal A Meal my spinach and baby greens for the freezer when I turned on TH-cam and wa-la-! There you are, talking about dehydrating spinach and salsa! My greens are for my green smoothie shakes. I'm going to dehydrate my frozen fruit, too. I already have my chia and protein shake measured out into little jars for daily use, and adding the fruit and greens will make it a snap!! I might powder some, as well.
I just made today tomato 🍅 chips, OMG! Those are amazing. Clearance rack, hard tomatoes turned into sweet potent chips. Thank you so much for all the information. My mother didn't preserve, didn't really even cook, you're teaching me what I should have know and been taught. Thank you ❤ Much love
First like and comment. 🎉 My goal this year is to focus on dehydrating food and making more nutrient dense foods. Currently I’m using my oven. It works better than I expected it to for dehydrating. Thank you for the helpful tips. Seeing people do stuff like this in a simple way, inspires me. ❤
If you have Meijer in your area always check the produce cooler for markdowns. I currently have a pound of Earthbound organic spinach in the dehydrator. Original price was $5.99 but I paid $1.25. I have a small grocery budget but can almost always find dirt cheap things to dry.
Thanks for sharing this info. My family is notorious for not using the entire container of salsa. So I asked everyone to use marker to mark lid with date of opening. I learned we do not eat it fast enough. Now, when we have salsa, I DH the leftover amount the next day (adding another jar if needed to fill tray.). No more wasted salsa!!!
@@valerierobinson8872 Amazon is where I fund the soft mesh sheets that I use for other things, not salsa -search for Silicone Dehydrator reusable mesh mats. For salsa, I use harder plastic trays called dehydrator fruit roll sheets, also from Amazon.
I'm so very glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for posting videos. I just purchased the Excalibur that you showed not too long ago. I've never done this before and I'm super excited that I have someone who knows what they are doing to teach me. So thank you!
Once again you’ve us such good tips! I praise your name every time I use my dehydrated tomato paste. Oh my gosh! I would have never thought to do this, but you suggested it! Thanks so much!
Brilliant! I have also been able to build a purposeful food supply using this strategy. Families and individuals can use this strategy to build a delicious, diverse and affordable food supply! Thank you for taking this to a new level by adding dehydrating. People who live in small places can dehydrate to make more storage space. Yes, we can build a healthy and nutritious food supply.
I just found your channel and I love it already. Thank you for these great ideas. I never thought about dehydrating salsa. I'm putting that one on my list now 🙂
my family has been laughing about water expiring!! well, i just found out, the date on the bottle is for the PLASTIC BOTTLE, not the water inside!! after that date, MORE microplastics will get into the water!!
Hi darcy i left a message on another show but i think i can get the answer faster here ,😊 i want to cheat and grab the kale and brussel, sprout ,carrot and cabbage bag salad ,question am i gonna have to blanch them first before dehydrating please help ❤❤❤
It works even if there is a small amount of oil - it just won't be reliably shelf stable, but would certainly be fine for short-term use like camping/hiking trips.
I live zone 9b my growing season is mostly done. I am dehydrating my all my greens for green powder for my smoothies. What temperature did you dehydrate the salsa at and about how long. Thank you
I am just wondering about the cost of running the dehydrator and if the grocery savings is used up by the cost of electricity. I’m sure that if you grew the produce it would make more sense
Sure - if you grew all of your produce - do you have a garden that big that can provide all you need? I certainly don't, and can't, so I take advantage of those sales, stock my pantry and pay today's price for eating a year or two later. It's certainly worth it to me when my dehydrator costs about $1/day to run. And gardening has it's own share of investment, so you have to count that as well.
I prefer glass, air can still get through plastic. I keep all the glass jars that have (typically metal) lids with a rubber seal. Toss in a moisture absorber and voilà! Saves my canning jars and I have a variety of sizes so no wasted air space. Hope that helps. 😉
Granted I don't know anything about dehydrating stuff, but would the addition of a little brush of oil on the silicone before you put the salsa on help stop it from sticking as it dehydrates?
With this technique I don't see any need for a grocery list. If it's not on sale, just don't buy it and then when you get home, look at the sales items you bought and figure out a meal you can make that incorporates some of them and anything you already had at home if needed to make the dishes you want to make. This would save a lot of list making and money spent on items that are NOT on sale.
This method doesn't cover everything we use -- I always shop my pantry first (because I keep an extensive deep pantry), and then go from there. I alter what I can from shopping this way - but I still have things I replenish when they go on sale all the time. This won't always work because things aren't always be available - or are one time shots. But it definitely helps save a lot of money and build my stock!
I use the silicone mesh on the bottom and the Excalibur mesh on top of the greens. Then I only have to buy the silicone sheets and not extra harder mesh
Quick question can I use plastic canvas mesh on my trays I just ordered a dehydrator and am watching your videos to get information before I receive my dehydrator. Thank you for all the great information I am enjoying the videos I have watched so far. Have a blessed day ❤
Plastic canvas is not food grade according to the manufacturer of the major brand (Darice). Use food grade mesh for your machine. You can get it on Amazon. amzn.to/4bHgGEp (my affiliate link)
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Those silicon trays love/hate them at times. The only issue I notice is if the food is "wet" going in (such as frozen chopped onions that are defrosted), I have to gently use my bench scraper to get the stuck on items off after rolling the silicon trays side to side and top to bottom. But I really do like the silicon trays with the lip on all sides
Mrs. Darcy, THANK YOU for sharing your tip for the top mesh! I have no idea why I didn’t think about that and I was the one removing the other tray!
I did it for a long time, too...and then it hit me one day to try!
I started dehydrating salsa, salsa verde, Texas Pete hot sauce, and Frank's Hot Sauce. The Texas Pete and Frank's makes outstanding powder!
I start with the clearance section. I stocked up my freezer.
I dehydrated alot of kale now I add it to soups and stews, stir-fry meals even chicken pot pie and my family who don't like kale is none the wiser😂if they ask its parsley😊
So, u lie 2 them???
I have very hard water as well. I have learned not to run anything silicone through my dishwasher as it never comes out looking clean. Silicone holds onto grease/oil like nobody's business, and hard water deposits stick like glue. For the oily residue, wash by hand with Dawn Platinum Foam (it beats regular Dawn all hollow for stubborn grease cleanup). And for hard water deposits, apply some undiluted white vinegar. Soak if you can for 10 minutes (longer for heavy or long term deposits), scrub a bit if necessary.
Edit: I've found that silicone washed in the dishwasher isn't as non-stick afterwards. Washing by hand fixes that!
Please read the science on dawn. Environmentally incredibly damaging. Saving wildlife with it Is nothing other than a successful advertising campaign.
I add salsa to my spaghetti sauce that way it gives it a little kick . Add a few table spoons to my chili😊
I'm so happy I found your channel.
I have been through this surgery, please take care of yourself. Take the time you need for physical & mental health. It's all inner twined together. Sending prayers & positive thoughts your way. 💐🙏💐
Thank you!!
I use my green powder in bread making. It gives the bread a slight green colour - to my Grandkids it is special "Hulk" bread 🙂
Love that Salsa idea ❤
I do this pancakes. "Hulk pancakes" are a favourite
@@AGrtn If it gets the kids eating extra greens, then I'm all for it - I will give your pancakes a go. Thanks
Mesh on top. Brilliant!
Give your silicone liners a lite dusting of cornstarch when not in use it works wonders when you go to use them for liquid and sticky food's you want to dehydrate.
Older powders check if your dogs and cats can eat add to their foods , make milk shakes with a teaspoon of your greens add to Roman soup , I mixes my veggie dried soup mix plus onion powder tomato powder and low sodium chicken bouillon and have a 2 cup of the mix for a light lunch lost a few extra pound ❤😊
Love your lessons! We have a tiny store only where I live and there are weekly sales in most sections. That's when I get more of one item. I laugh at getting so many sale items because it looks like I can't afford to pay full price. Town is small enough that everyone knows who is broke and who isn't. I tell the cashiers that I felt sorry for that broccoli (or whatever). The thing is the sale produce is sometimes in better shape than the full price stuff and it is already bagged for me. A head of iceberg lettuce right now is more than $7.00 so I grab the clearance lettuce for $2.50 and just remove the two outer leaves.
I bought bags of frozen veggies on sale and dehydrated them last fall. Wow did that save space in my freezer and they taste just like fresh veg. During Covid I really started using my dehydrator, vacuum sealer, and jar sealer attachments because we had a lot of delayed shipments and out of stock items. I love looking at my large pantry because I nearly have more in stock than our store.
I write a list but I don't stick to it.Cause if I see something that's a good deal.I'm buying it up
That's being smart!
Darcy you’re the best!! Who would have thought you could dehydrate salsa! I love making my home made salsa in the summer using my bountiful supply of fresh ingredients! Now I know how to save mine for the winter months when prices are higher for the produce to make it! 💖
Proverbs 31 woman. You are a blessing to your family and to us
Favorites so far: apples just because they're so good, rice for the convenience, frozen peas & carrots to go in soups
Oh my goodness! I’ve never thought about dehydrating salsa! Thanks
You are so welcome!
Great ideas i dehydrate but never thought about doing salsa
It's so good in so many ways!!
Thank you, Darcy! Even at my age I'm still learning!
thanks for the tip on using the mesh on top to allow that extra tray rather than be forced to take one out. I will be using that this season. God Bless!
I like the green powder.. im going to mix it into my homemade pasta l
I actually get my meats from a local farm & I also dehydrate all our left overs for a future emergency meal/s
Love the clever trick with the extra mesh sheet!! Brilliant, and thank you!
Last month my Amex statement was $1,250, so this month, I only spent $126. I'm trying to eat up the food I've already got and not spend money unless I absolutely have to.
I have a batch of frozen mixed veg in my dehydrator right now - needed to re-stock after sending most of my jar home with my daughter when she visited from out-of-state.
Thanks for the Salsa tip, I never thought of doing bottled food items to dehydrate. My family loves salsa. You have such great tips
I'm glad you found it helpful!
I bought gv tomato soup didn't like dehydrated will add spoon fulls to my chili and spaghetti dinners for extra sauce and vitamins, or add a little to Roman soup , or add it to a glass of tomato juice for more vitamins
I just ordered that vacuum sealer through your link. Thank you : ) and an opener that's not supposed to harm you lids.... and about a $100 of other cool items : )
I do the same exact thing when shopping the grocery store. Shop the clearance deals first . Vacuum seal/freeze or can the excess.
Freeze drying seems to be easier than dehydrating but I’ve ever dehydrated jerky. That salsa looked yummy!
It's not really easier...it's just different :D Some things are much easier and quicker and more convenient in the dehydrator - some are easier in the FD (raspberries happen to be one of them).
@@ThePurposefulPantrynot to mention the high cost of buying and maintaining a freeze dryer unit.
I loved the plastic mesh tip!
I chop the spinach in food-processor it drys fast, and I add the small bits to a lot of things. Even add to my homemade dog food. Love the Simple Truth mushrooms. I grab them all the time and dehydrate. Have mushrooms available all the time.
Thank you!😊 am on my home. Have some onions to dehydrate today. Well, going to get them into the dehydrator. Live that you showed us how to make our own onion powder and garlic powder. They taste so much better than store bought!
I put diced dehydrated onions on salads for crunch instead of croutons.
What perfect timing! I was getting ready to Seal A Meal my spinach and baby greens for the freezer when I turned on TH-cam and wa-la-! There you are, talking about dehydrating spinach and salsa! My greens are for my green smoothie shakes. I'm going to dehydrate my frozen fruit, too. I already have my chia and protein shake measured out into little jars for daily use, and adding the fruit and greens will make it a snap!! I might powder some, as well.
I just made today tomato 🍅 chips, OMG! Those are amazing. Clearance rack, hard tomatoes turned into sweet potent chips. Thank you so much for all the information. My mother didn't preserve, didn't really even cook, you're teaching me what I should have know and been taught. Thank you ❤ Much love
Mine didn't, either! And I'm still not great at it, but consider myself functional for my family :D
@@ThePurposefulPantry you do great! Thanks
Newby from Australia here! Thank you for all your informative videos!! 💜
Thanks for watching!
I love the clearance produce. I try to find spinach on clearance, I grind it and put in empty gel capsules and make a vitamin.
Great tip about using a second mesh to hold the greens in place. Thank you!!!
First like and comment. 🎉
My goal this year is to focus on dehydrating food and making more nutrient dense foods.
Currently I’m using my oven. It works better than I expected it to for dehydrating.
Thank you for the helpful tips. Seeing people do stuff like this in a simple way, inspires me.
❤
Tip: I store my Bright Kitchen silicone trays inside the Cosori. It helps to prevent dust.
Right! And upside down
If you have Meijer in your area always check the produce cooler for markdowns. I currently have a pound of Earthbound organic spinach in the dehydrator. Original price was $5.99 but I paid $1.25. I have a small grocery budget but can almost always find dirt cheap things to dry.
Thanks for sharing this info. My family is notorious for not using the entire container of salsa. So I asked everyone to use marker to mark lid with date of opening. I learned we do not eat it fast enough. Now, when we have salsa, I DH the leftover amount the next day (adding another jar if needed to fill tray.). No more wasted salsa!!!
Where do get the pastic mesh sheets?
@@valerierobinson8872 Amazon is where I fund the soft mesh sheets that I use for other things, not salsa -search for Silicone Dehydrator reusable mesh mats. For salsa, I use harder plastic trays called dehydrator fruit roll sheets, also from Amazon.
Dehydrated spinach is lovely to have on hand for additions to soups, stews, casseroles👍
So many great tips! We have been on a dehydrating deep dive since Christmas. Like almost every day we are running it. Poor thing LOL.
It'll be fine :D
Ms. Darcy, your videos are always a treasure.
Thanks for the tip! I have extra plastic!
Now dehydrated Salsa.. I have not tried that yet. Good Idea for the dehydrated Spinach for alfredo!!
Thanks for doing these demos! I would never have tried dehydrating anything liquid if I hadn't found your channel. Great information!
I'm so very glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for posting videos. I just purchased the Excalibur that you showed not too long ago. I've never done this before and I'm super excited that I have someone who knows what they are doing to teach me. So thank you!
You can do this!! Be sure to ask any questions you might have!!
@@ThePurposefulPantry Thank you, I sure will.
Thanks, Darcy. You always give the viewers great information!
I use the sandwich method with the spinach and other leafy vegetables also. Works really well.
You come up with the best ideas! Putting a topper on my greens is going to help so much!
I will start looking on the clearance rack for veggies Right now I am drying oregano from my garden Thanks for sharing this video Darcy
Once again you’ve us such good tips! I praise your name every time I use my dehydrated tomato paste. Oh my gosh! I would have never thought to do this, but you suggested it! Thanks so much!
You are so welcome!
Brilliant! I have also been able to build a purposeful food supply using this strategy. Families and individuals can use this strategy to build a delicious, diverse and affordable food supply!
Thank you for taking this to a new level by adding dehydrating.
People who live in small places can dehydrate to make more storage space. Yes, we can build a healthy and nutritious food supply.
As always you motivate me to up my dehydrating game !
You can do it!
I just found your channel and I love it already. Thank you for these great ideas. I never thought about dehydrating salsa. I'm putting that one on my list now 🙂
So many great ideas. 😊
Great video! Thanks !❤. Iam going to dry spinach it seems easy! Nice information! California here. Oh didn’t know you could dry very WET salsa!!🙏🏻😇🕊🧂💕
You can dry almost anything!
I love the salsa idea! Can’t wait to try this.
GREAT TIPS THANKS DARCY
Never thought of dehydrating spinach, forgot spinach powder too. Smh.
9:34 I turn it the green tray liner upside down over a big bowl, and crunch it up and let it fall off into the bowl as it's loosened.
¡Salsa! Genius.... thank you. Love all your videos.... always inform and motivate me : )
Awesome!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing this!
Add some salsa or diced tomatoes when you are cooking green beans. One of my go-to's.
Thank you, awesome video! I need a square dehydrator, too😊❤
I love your channel ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing so much for us! But I wonder if the jar sealer will be strong enough for liquis??? Thanks agai
Yes, but not to make them shelf stable. They still have to be refrigerated. Most come with instructions on how to do it.
The Purposeful Pantry, Your videos are fantastic! I just had to subscribe!
Dehydrate the spinach. Ground it up. Put in gel capsules. GREAT for iron (I grow swiss chard instead).
Thanks for sharing your tips! Your book is a godsend, so glad I bought it. Have a great weekend.
Thank you! You too!
Which book?
@@angelinadegelder7722 DEHYDRATING BASICS & JOURNAL
amazing idea
my family has been laughing about water expiring!! well, i just found out, the date on the bottle is for the PLASTIC BOTTLE, not the water inside!! after that date, MORE microplastics will get into the water!!
Hi darcy i left a message on another show but i think i can get the answer faster here ,😊 i want to cheat and grab the kale and brussel, sprout ,carrot and cabbage bag salad ,question am i gonna have to blanch them first before dehydrating please help ❤❤❤
It's recommended because of the cabbage and carrot, but you don't have to.
@@ThePurposefulPantry thank you ,i think I'll try it both ways curious on the out come😊
I'm new to dehydrating and your hannel is a godsend!
I'm glad you're finding it helpful!! Let me know if you have any questions!
Darcy, I need a blender that makes powder. Please share the model you are using. Thank you do much.
I use a Cosori coffee grinder, a NutriNinja bullet blender (but it's not a model they make any longer) and a low-end Vitamix.
@@ThePurposefulPantry thank you Darcy
As long as no oil in salsa , it works read label
It works even if there is a small amount of oil - it just won't be reliably shelf stable, but would certainly be fine for short-term use like camping/hiking trips.
Great ideas and thank you for sharing!
Ohhhh, that salsa looks like a pain after drying. Still good for longer storage.
It was those sheets - if I'd used regular fruit leather it would have been much easier.
I live zone 9b my growing season is mostly done. I am dehydrating my all my greens for green powder for my smoothies. What temperature did you dehydrate the salsa at and about how long. Thank you
best before never means rotten day of. lol
Thank You for a very informative video.
Can you use parchment paper for the salsa drying and stuff? Would that stop it sticking to the mats????
Parchment paper can stick more as it absorbs the moisture. If I had used my regular fruit leather sheets, it wouldn't have been a problem.
@@ThePurposefulPantry good to know. Thanks
I am just wondering about the cost of running the dehydrator and if the grocery savings is used up by the cost of electricity. I’m sure that if you grew the produce it would make more sense
Sure - if you grew all of your produce - do you have a garden that big that can provide all you need? I certainly don't, and can't, so I take advantage of those sales, stock my pantry and pay today's price for eating a year or two later. It's certainly worth it to me when my dehydrator costs about $1/day to run. And gardening has it's own share of investment, so you have to count that as well.
If that is even close to accurate, it is an absolute bargain. Thank you for encouraging me. Because I was always concerned about that.
Great tips!
I found big bags of stuffing at aldi clearanced for .29 each. I bought 9. They had a ton of them.
Great ideas. How would you store dried black mission figs? In a jar or leave in the plastic container they come in.
I prefer glass, air can still get through plastic. I keep all the glass jars that have (typically metal) lids with a rubber seal. Toss in a moisture absorber and voilà! Saves my canning jars and I have a variety of sizes so no wasted air space. Hope that helps. 😉
Awesome thank you ❤
Granted I don't know anything about dehydrating stuff, but would the addition of a little brush of oil on the silicone before you put the salsa on help stop it from sticking as it dehydrates?
Nope - because then you've risked rancidity on the shelf - don't use oil in dehydrating for storage.
What about canned meats like tuna? Do they last potentially for years too? I do understand to look for bulging, bubbling, bad smells, etc. 8:54
I wouldn't give them forever for my own personal preference, but yes, they do last past that best by date.
Love it 🤩
good ideas
How do you rehydrate things without adding water? Is that impossible?
Liquid is necessary. That's what you took out in the first place. Broth, juice, water.
With this technique I don't see any need for a grocery list. If it's not on sale, just don't buy it and then when you get home, look at the sales items you bought and figure out a meal you can make that incorporates some of them and anything you already had at home if needed to make the dishes you want to make. This would save a lot of list making and money spent on items that are NOT on sale.
This method doesn't cover everything we use -- I always shop my pantry first (because I keep an extensive deep pantry), and then go from there. I alter what I can from shopping this way - but I still have things I replenish when they go on sale all the time. This won't always work because things aren't always be available - or are one time shots. But it definitely helps save a lot of money and build my stock!
There's an app for meal planning, using what you have, if you are in the mood for something different.
I use parchment paper. Things come off very easily.
I hate it, too :D I prefer regular fruit leather sheets if I need a solid sheet for anything.
I use the silicone mesh on the bottom and the Excalibur mesh on top of the greens. Then I only have to buy the silicone sheets and not extra harder mesh
Where do you shop, our grocery store doesn’t do that.
Ours doesn’t either.
Quick question can I use plastic canvas mesh on my trays I just ordered a dehydrator and am watching your videos to get information before I receive my dehydrator. Thank you for all the great information I am enjoying the videos I have watched so far. Have a blessed day ❤
Plastic canvas is not food grade according to the manufacturer of the major brand (Darice). Use food grade mesh for your machine. You can get it on Amazon. amzn.to/4bHgGEp (my affiliate link)
@@ThePurposefulPantry Thank you for responding so quickly I will look into it . Thanks
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