Slice it right! This video gets up close and personal with cutting fruit for drying. A brief review of the basics is also included. You can also dry fruit in an oven on very low temperature (around 200 degrees), but you can’t leave the oven unattended as you can when you use a dehydrator. A quick tip is that you can find dehydrators at garage sales and thrift shops; you don’t have to purchase a new unit. Make sure you clean, rinse, and dry your trays after you complete your drying so you’ll be ready to go next time you need to dry naturals for your crafting.
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Thanks for the video…just wondering if it works for leaves? Can you lay them out and weight them down with a screen to dry them flat?
the pink dog was in this video i didnt know where to post this so i posted it in here and in the latest vlog where u talked about it I thought it was a dogtoy u put up from the dogs!!!!
Blessings
Kelly