How to Re-Hydrate your Freeze-Dried Food

How to Re-Hydrate your Freeze-Dried Food
If you’d like to rehydrate your freeze-dried food, simply add water. To make your food as close to the original as possible, you need to add as much water as you took out. We recommend weighing your food before you freeze-dry it, then weight it again after you dry it. The difference in weight is how much water you put back into the freeze-dried food.

What Are the Challenges of Freeze Dryers?
Getting used to your Freeze Dryer can take some time. Take time to read your owner’s manual and watch our explanatory YouTube video. Some foods may take longer to freeze-dry than others. We recommend keeping notes and experimenting to figure out how long specific foods need to freeze. Freeze dryers aren’t extremely large, but they can take up a fair amount of space. It is recommended to keep them in a clean area. Many people are curious about the noise; freeze dryers are not very loud and are comparable to a quiet vacuum cleaner.

Is a Freeze Dryer Right for You?
Freeze dryers are for anyone who likes adventures and saving money! Freeze-dried food is great for backpacking, hiking, camping, hunting, traveling, saving money, limiting food waste, and so much more. Give your food storage a little extra boost with a freeze dryer!