FEELING A LITTLE STRAINED HERE (cheap dehydrator)

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At Tue, 28 Nov 2006 it looks like gsabra2 composed:

 

> No pun intended. Hello all! I have not been a member here for very

> long although I love the group. I am very new to raw food and am

> having a fun time trying out the recipes as well as appreciating the

> information provided.

>

> Here is my problem, I am juicing, smoothing to death. I like this but

> I know I will get bored if I cannot dehydrate. I go to the health food

> store when I can but that can be expensive for me. I need a dehydrator

> and will not be able to afford one for a little while longer (single

> mom, student). If anyone has a food dehydrator they are not using or

> have upgraded (and one is hanging around) and are willing to let me

> have it on the (real) cheap side or are willing to donate it please

> email me at gsabra2

>

 

Some who cannot afford a formal dehydrator have done things like a heat

lamp inside the stove, of course with the stove off, and that gives you

some, albeit not that controllable, form of dehydration.

 

In the days of a constant pilot light, that alone was a option but a

very slow one.

 

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" Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday,

lying in hospitals dying of nothing. "

-- Redd Foxx