inexpensive food dehydrator?

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Does anyone know of a good but inexpensive brand of food dehydrator?

The main thing I want to make at this point is banana chips. Thanks -

Hannah 34 months (ASD) Ben 34 months (neurotypical)

[Guest guest]

Hello,

THanks for reminding me that I need to add my dad's dehydrator to my

list of things I am 'inhereting' from the house when they move!!

I found some good prices on yogurt makers and other items at

juicersforless.com I might not have that address exaclty right so do

a search for it. I got my yogourmet maker there. There is also

always the possiblility of doing it in a low temp oven.. but it

takes a long time, I don't know if that would be ecomnomical for

gas/electric costs to run opposed to a dehydrator.

> Does anyone know of a good but inexpensive brand of food

dehydrator?

> The main thing I want to make at this point is banana chips.

Thanks -

> Hannah 34 months (ASD) Ben 34 months (neurotypical)

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/18/2004 6:49:29 AM Mountain Standard Time,

jcbischoff@... writes:

> Does anyone know of a good but inexpensive brand of food dehydrator

I paid three dollars at a secondhand store. It's the type of product most

people buy and don't use. My second works great.

Pam

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sorry dont know original persons email.

email me off list

csac29@...

you can have mine for shipping if you like

crystal

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Hi ,

You may be able to pick one up from e-Bay at a reduced price.

Sheila UC, 20 years -- in remission after 37 mos SCD

mom of SCD 22 mos

> > > Does anyone know of a good but inexpensive brand of food

> > dehydrator?