Dehydrating a #10 Can of Pineapple | How to Dehydrate Canned Pineapple in a Nesco Dehydrator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I demonstrate dehydrating a #10 can of pineapple. If you've ever wondered how to dehydrate canned pineapple, and how much actual pineapple is in a #10 can, you're in the right place. I show you how much juice was in the can compared to the amount of pineapple, and how much the dehydrated pineapple shrunk down compared to the canned. I also share how long it took to dehydrate the pineapple in my Nesco dehydrator.
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I'd forgotten that you can do this!!! Going to Aldi tomorrow!!!
I would’ve tried to concentrate the juice in a pot until pretty thick, then dehydrated that too, to make yummy fruit leather!😋🤗
Thanks for watching! Here are the two dehydrators I personally use and recommend: stockingmypantry.com/WM-Nesco-Dehydrator and stockingmypantry.com/WM-Cosori-Dehydrator
I read one person said about halfway thru to dip them in the juice and continue dehydrating.
Interesting! I might have to give that a try next time. It would be interesting to try that on half of them and then compare.
Be sure to check out the written blog post that goes with this video: stockingmypantry.com/dehydrate-canned-pineapple/
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Only if you're interested in catching up I have missed you and you don't have many for me to catch up on. Xoxo
@@BestyetJourney Of course I'm interested! And I'll be publishing more soon. Probably just once a week, but more than I have been!
Those are to pretty. I did enjoy this. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for stopping by. Much love to you and your family.
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Thank you very much! And thank you for watching.
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How are you? Watching.
That's so sweet of you! Yes, I haven't been on much. I'm finding it hard to record videos in my new living situation (living with my elderly mom). I've decided to focus on blogging, but still plan to publish videos here and there. I have a link to a blog post that goes with this video in the description. At the bottom of the post there is a place to opt in to be notified when I publish new posts. I do recommend that (and would appreciate it!), since I'll be publishing blog posts frequently and videos only occasionally.
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Would it work to cut the chunks in half and then dehydrate them? They just seem a bit thick. Good video. Thank you
You definitely could cut them, and they would dehydrate faster. They did shrink down quite a bit in spite of how large they were when they started.
Very nice and good! Big like 36! 😃👍
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. :)
Hello Rebecca. It's nice to see you back. Have a wonderful day. ❤👵
Thank you! You too!
So best
Thank you!
If you had a bunch of peaches would you dehydrate or make tons of jam / canned peaches? What would you suggest.
Thanks for the informative videos!
I've dehydrated peaches and they turned out well. I've also made peach butter, which was delicious! If you have a lot of peaches, you might want to consider doing more than one thing. For example, do one dehydrator full of peaches, and then do a canner full of jam. If you still have some, then can peaches. This way you have variety in your pantry rather than a whole bunch of the same thing.
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Looks delicious!
It is! A nice replacement for candy!
Thank you so much bur strongly recommend a strainer without rust!!
Isn’t fruit dehydrated at 135 ? Just wondered why you chose 125 ? I’m new at this and just learning
The sugars will burn at 135.
Have you ever tried to put the pineapple in a salad spinner, to help you get rid of some of the juice? 😀 nice video
I haven't, but that's a great idea! I don't have a salad spinner, but there are a lot of good reasons to get one!
leaving them drained, uncovered in the fridge for a week helps dry some
How long does the pineapple last in jars after dehydrated
Typically at least a year, especially if you use an air tight container, it's stored in a reasonably cool space, doesn't get a lot of exposure to light, etc. In my case, we ate them super fast, :)
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Sounds like Candy. 😂
It definitely tastes like candy!
Ok, ya got my mouth watering now!
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