dehydraters

[Guest guest]

I am about to take the plunge into a raw food diet.

I have a juicer, blender, and food processer. Plus tons

of recipes that I just can't wait to try!

One of my favorite foods is bread. I have learned that I can

make a raw version from sprouted grains with a dehydrater.

So now I am looking to buy a dehydrater. I bought a cheap one

from walmart several years ago, used it a lot, and it didn't last

very long.

I am looking for one that works well and lasts long. What are

your experiences with dehydraters? Which one will give me the

most " bang for the buck " ? I don't mind paying more for quality,

but if I can get quality without paying top dollar, that really

makes me happy!! Just because it costs more doesn't mean it's

better.

I always learn from my mistakes, but I'd rather learn from

yours!

Thanks, Terrese

[Guest guest]

Here is the dehydrator that I have, -an excellent machine, I have

the EV2400, the cheapest model.

 

http://www.nutritionlifestyles.com/excalib.htm

 

 

-- In herbal remedies , " terresem " <terresem

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>

>

> I am about to take the plunge into a raw food diet.

> I have a juicer, blender, and food processer. Plus tons

> of recipes that I just can't wait to try!

> One of my favorite foods is bread. I have learned that I can

> make a raw version from sprouted grains with a dehydrater.

> So now I am looking to buy a dehydrater. I bought a cheap one

> from walmart several years ago, used it a lot, and it didn't

last

> very long.

> I am looking for one that works well and lasts long. What are

> your experiences with dehydraters? Which one will give me the

> most " bang for the buck " ? I don't mind paying more for quality,

> but if I can get quality without paying top dollar, that really

> makes me happy!! Just because it costs more doesn't mean it's

> better.

> I always learn from my mistakes, but I'd rather learn from

> yours!

> Thanks, Terrese

>