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Dehydrating

Getting Started with Dehydrating
Learn the basics of preparing, drying, and storing food at home.

Drying Vegetables

Fruit

Fruit

Turn seasonal fruit into naturally sweet snacks and ingredients for baking and cooking.

Blackberry Powder

Raspberry Powder

Dehydrated Papaya

Nectarine Powder

Papaya Seed Pepper

Dried Orange Peels

Apple Cinnamon Chips

Dehydrated Apples

Dehydrated Kiwi Chips

Dehydrate Strawberries

Fruit Leathers

Bursting with concentrated fruit flavor, it’s a simple way to preserve seasonal fruit into a delicious snack that’s perfect for lunchboxes, hikes, or anytime you want a wholesome treat.

Creamy Apricot Fruit Leather

Creamy Peach Strawberry Fruit

Creamy Strawberry Fruit Leather

Cinnamon Applesauce Fruit Leather

Peach Strawberry Fruit Leather

Vegetables

Preserve your garden harvest in a compact form that's ready to use throughout the year.

Onion Salt

Dehydrate Carrots

Dehydrate Celery

Hot Pepper Powder

Tomato Powder

Dehydrate Tomatoes

Dehydrated Kale

Dehydrate Mushrooms

Dehydrate Spinach

Onion Powder

Dehydrate Onions

Herbs

herbs

Dry herbs from the garden to preserve their flavor and aroma for cooking, teas, and more.

Dehydrate Dill Weed

Parsley Flakes

Herbs

Meat

Turn lean cuts of meat into flavorful, shelf-stable food that's ready for the pantry, backpack, or next adventure.

How to Make Jerky in the Dehydrator; Red Meat

Chicken Jerky

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