Re: [CH] Whats the best brand of food hehydrator?

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We've been using an American Harvest Snackmaster Dehydrator for years. It has a 
heating element and fan in the bottom and goes from 95F to 145F on the dial. I 
think it came with two trays and it has been expanded to six. I guess you could stack 
them higher but I don't know how many it would take before they got inefficient.

Dave Anderson
TLCC
http://www.tough-love.com


> This is another "MAD DOG INST-POLL."
> 
> I am shopping for a small-scale dehydrator in anticipation of harvesting a
> nice crop of Thai and hab peppers at the end of the summer.  I don't want to
> spend a lot of money on a unit with a lot of bells and whistles; I just want
> one that is durable.
> 
> So far--and I have just started shopping--I am most interested in this unit,
> made by NESCO:
> http://www.goodmans.net/product_information.asp?number=NS-FD27BJW5&back=yes&
> dept=153&last
> 
> Any input from experienced users of dehydrators is greatly appreciated.
> 
> Mark "Mad Dog"  Barringer
> http://home.earthlink.net/~mdogdrum/index.html
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