Re: [CH] Dehydrators

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Ahhh!  I love all the different points of view.  We bought our
American Harvest circular dehydrator in the 70's and it is, as I
type, happily drying several trays of Red Savinas and Habaneros out
on the porch (did them in the house only once).  After 20+ years of
veggies, jerkys, peppers and other assorted stuff, we can't think of
any reason not to like it.  But, being easy going, I probably would
like the Excalibur, too.  You got a problem with that!!!!

Hobby Farmer


California Technologies wrote:
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> Constance Allen wrote:
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> > Which dehydrators are good and
> > efficient and what one don't work???
> 
>         I use a 9-tray Excalibur.  It is, in my
> opinion, the finest personal dehydrator available.
>         Above all, avoid the circular, stacking
> dehydrators!
> 
>         David
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