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Harvest Right Freeze Dryers preserve food that looks and tastes better than store-bought freeze-dried food and at a total cost that is thousands less. Freeze drying is also simple to do – much easier than canning or dehydrating. If you...
Reasons to Buy a Freeze Dryer vs Store-Bought Freeze-Dried Food
BEST QUALITY Don’t rely on the claims of freeze dried food companies that their food uses only the highest quality ingredients. With a home freeze dryer, you choose what you put in, so you know exactly what you’re getting out....
How Your Harvest Right Freeze Dryer Will Pay for Itself
With Thanksgiving behind us, and Christmas looming, there are sales everywhere! Ham, turkey, and all the trimmings will be on sale for another month, at least. These discounts are easy ways to offset the investment that you made, and let...
How long does it take to pay off a Harvest Right freeze dryer?
Did you enjoy the freeze-dried egg experiment from the Retired at 40 YouTube channel? We've got another great video to share. This time, Retired at 40 talks about how long it takes to get the return on your Harvest Right...
Is It Cheaper to Freeze Dry Eggs at Home or Buy Freeze-Dried Eggs?
Freeze-dried eggs are useful for long-term food storage, camping, emergency preparedness, and everyday meal planning. But commercially freeze-dried eggs can be expensive. That raises a practical question: Is it cheaper to buy freeze-dried eggs or freeze dry fresh eggs yourself?...
Why Drought Affects Some Food Prices More Than Others
Drought doesn't raise every food price equally — some crops barely move while others, like eggs and dairy, tend to climb. The difference comes down to how each crop is priced, where the water goes when it's scarce, and how...
How Freeze-Drying Cuts Food Waste (And Saves Money)
Food waste isn't just a grocery-budget problem — it's an environmental one too, and it's a lot bigger than most people realize. Freeze-drying what you're not going to eat in time is one of the simplest fixes, and it works...
Average U.S. Grocery Budgets: Where Do You Land?
Average U.S. Grocery Budgets: Where Do You Land? Every month, USDA publishes what it estimates a household actually spends on groceries, broken into four tiers: Thrifty, Low-cost, Moderate, and Liberal. Before you look at the numbers, take a guess at...








