Re: excalibur commercial dehydrator

[Guest guest]

I also just ordered one. I've wanted one for ages and this was a good

excuse. I mainly want it for the onions from my garden; I love the

convenience of dried onions but the best I can figure the purchased ones

have starch like all the other dried foods.

Excalibur is supposed to be very high end, but I can't vouch for anything

except the reputation since I haven't actually used one.

Alice

Mama to , Aspie, SCD 3 weeks

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From: motherbear27811

Subject: excalibur commercial dehydrator

I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this

dehydrator? I am mostly getting it so that I can make large batches

of yogurt. My whole family is SCD and we are going through the

stuff faster than I can make it.

Dehydrating fruits and vegitables sounds interesting, is this a

great addition to the diet?

[Guest guest]

I like mine alot. You can dry soaked pumpkin seeds in there. There

really are alot of things, that I haven't tried yet.

It heats evenly, but does make a low humming sound.

Yogurt is a breeze, and you can dehydrate herbs for the winter.

Dried fruit comes out really good, but is probably too hard to

digest for early in SCD.

I went to a class where they demonstrated a pizza crust made in this

dehydrator which consisted of mostly nuts and some seeds.

Delicious. I'll try it myself and post it sometime if it works.

> I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this

> dehydrator? I am mostly getting it so that I can make large

batches

> of yogurt. My whole family is SCD and we are going through the

> stuff faster than I can make it.

>

> Dehydrating fruits and vegitables sounds interesting, is this a

> great addition to the diet?

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks for any advice

>

> Beth (SCD 6mo, momto Josh 4 and Bering 2)

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tips. Pumpkin seeds sound great. My husband is

always looking snacky kinds of things so that would be great. How

do vegetables come out? I'm looking for some kind of healthy

alternative to nuts, which we all love of course but they don't

digest too well.

Beth mom to 4 and Bering 2 SCD 6mo

> > I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this

> > dehydrator? I am mostly getting it so that I can make large

> batches

> > of yogurt. My whole family is SCD and we are going through the

> > stuff faster than I can make it.

> >

> > Dehydrating fruits and vegitables sounds interesting, is this a

> > great addition to the diet?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Thanks for any advice

> >

> > Beth (SCD 6mo, momto Josh 4 and Bering 2)