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5 Reasons to Own a Large Home Freeze Dryer
A large home freeze dryer (roughly 32.5"×22.5"×25.5", handling 12-16 lbs of fresh food per batch, or around 2,500 lbs a year) isn't overkill for every household — but for a handful of situations, it's exactly the right size. Here's when...
Cooking for One With a Freeze Dryer
Cooking for one household comes with a built-in tax: grocery stores price around family-sized packages, and bulk pricing rewards buying more than one person can realistically eat before it spoils. The usual solutions are eating the same leftovers for days,...
How to Rehydrate Freeze-Dried Fruits & Veggies
If eating healthier is part of your plan this year, freeze-dried fruits and vegetables make it easier to actually stick with — they cut down on both the time and the cost of keeping produce on hand, and winter is...
How to Rehydrate Freeze-Dried Meat
Freeze-dried meat rehydrates back to close to its original flavor and texture, which makes it a genuinely practical way to buy in bulk, preserve leftovers, and avoid losing food to a power outage or a freezer failure — since freeze-dried...
Sneak More Vegetables Into Meals With a Freeze Dryer
If getting more vegetables into your diet — or a picky eater's — is part of your goals this year, hiding them inside food you already love is one of the easier ways to get there. Freeze-drying makes that especially...
How to Rehydrate Freeze-Dried Dairy
Dairy is one of the more useful things to freeze-dry, since it normally has such a short refrigerator life — turning it shelf-stable cuts down on waste and keeps a pantry stocked with staples that would otherwise need a trip...
Is the Small Home Freeze Dryer Right for You?
Not everyone needs the largest freeze dryer on the market to get real value out of one. The Small model measures 16.5 inches wide, 25 inches tall, and 18.5 inches deep, with three trays — small enough to sit on...
Turn Leftover Thanksgiving Pie Into Freeze-Dried Treats
Thanksgiving almost always means more pie than one table can finish, and pie doesn't hold up well past a few days on the counter or in the fridge. Freeze-drying the leftovers turns them into something new instead of letting them...
How to Save Your Thanksgiving Leftovers
A big Thanksgiving spread almost always makes more food than one meal can use up, and the usual choices are eating the same dinner for a week straight or watching good food go to waste. Freeze-drying gives you a third...










