My sister has one of those. I’ve looked at them, but just can’t justify the cost. I keep entering their drawing, hoping I’ll win one…AND
Properly stored, they last ~25/30 years!!!
My Harvest Right Freeze Dryer has been one of our -best- investments
(No, not on the sales team lol)
How do you dehydrate eggs?
Still, I can't imagine 286 eggs in one day equal waste(the normal kind) for a family of 4.
We bought our used. You may be able to find a great deal from someone who just doesn't use it enough. I used to enter the drawings too.
Do you have a standard leach field or an ATU?
Standard.
check this out: this is how they did it in the old days I think it was on the 2nd page..I've done it.
Two winters in a row.
I lost half my eggs both winters.
I lost 268 eggs total. 268!!
This year I'm going to dehydrate and freeze my winter eggs.
I am going to run a cooking experiment soon to see how the dehydrated eggs compare to fresh in my frittata. I've read that scrambling to eat is a no go but the difference between fresh and reconstituted dried eggs in baking is not noticable.
I bought a dehydrator.
The air injection in an ATU makes a HUGE difference.
I know how to glass. I only had a 50% success rate. I don't think it's worth the loss.
I'm interested in the time, temp, process, yield, etc. Mine only has two trays that would be appropriate.
Ditto Dat^^^
