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[at-l] Re: Wave~Length: food dehydrators ????
- Subject: [at-l] Re: Wave~Length: food dehydrators ????
- From: Bill Spittle <wspittle@direct.ca>
- Date: Mon, 25 Aug 1997 11:13:26 -0700
>Well.... I am looking to purchase a dehydrator of my very own :-)
>What are things to look for and, more importantly, to avoid.
Hal,
* get one with a BIG fan in it, otherwise it will take days to dehydrate
anything (some just have a heater which is not adequate and "risky" when
doing meats)
* you get what you pay for.
* larger is better.
* get a good book on the subject (Kayak Cookery has dehydrating as I recall)
* you can dehydrate practically anything - great for long trips.
I'm sure there's a usenet group on the subject (alt.dehydrating????).
Anyway, just search the keyword dehydrating on WWW and you'll find a
zillion things.
William R.M. Spittle
Vancouver, BC
Fax: 604-681-2726
Tel: 604-691-8826
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