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damn like 20% increase

I wouldn’t use those aluminum pans but I wish they made something like that especially for dehydration.

Thank you for the video. I notice it is two years old, so you have probably already figured this out: Liquids are much easier to get into the dehydrator if you first put the pan you are pouring into in the dehydrator, then pull it out enough to pour the liquid in, holding up the end if needed. That way, you do not have to carry around pans of liquid and do the transfer thing. The less you have to handle the trays when dealing with liquids, the better. Thanks again for the video.

Update on Willows??

Nice thanks for the easy and simple design

Did you have any problems with deer eating them?

Hrdoes it have to be powder? Why?

I made some of those aluminum trays too, but stopped using them when I realized the eggs absorb that aluminum. I am now in search another option. Still don’t know what to use. Maybe silicone trays? I don’t like that idea much either..lol

Wow what a wonderful idea with the aluminum pans - - I wondered if that would work.

Doesn't have to be super pretty to take out zombies. It looks like it would get the job done!

Found you through Always Survive. Figured if you know Andy (plus costarring in several of his videos), you're probably alright!

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Very nice. Be well.

Sick!

What kind of blender/food processor are you using?

Thanks for the video man. I plan on making one with the help from this video. How did this ever work out for you for larger hides like deer?

I have the same dehydrator , thank you for the recommended temperature And the aluminum pans suggested as well , I did purchase silicone matte specifically for egg dehydration

How do I store these do they vaccum seal

What do you do now with jar of eggs

I had no idea how to do this and it's easy, TYVM!

Can u dry it in a air oven on 100

Takes a lot of ingenuity to make something like that! I have a Foodsaver vacuum sealer that came with a jar sealer cap that only fits on wide mouth jar. It's connected to the machine with a clear tube like the one here. I also have an inexpensive hand sealer that vacuum seals Foodsaver bags or whatever ones you have. I recently discovered I can use the handvac to seal my jars by taking the hose off the jar sealing cap, putting it on the jar and aligning the sucking part of the handvac over the hole in the cap and vacuuming away. There's no way to tell when it's done, so you just have to go by the change in sound when it can't suck out anymore air. The advantages of using the handvac is it takes less space on your countertop which is important in my tiny kitchen, and it runs on batteries instead of electricity so even with a small solar setup, it can always be powered. Of course, your system is entirely free of outside power except human hand power and that's a very important thing. Thanks!

We are trying this and thanks for the video btw. We just got the dehydrator and we have chickens. The one question / issue we are having is that when we put the eggs in the blender - they just go "frothy" like root beer. What do you have your blender on ? or is it because we have the kind with the base and the blade at the bottom ?

The finer the grind, the better it will rehydrate, do not use the coffee grinders with teeth, it will clog it up and burn the motor. The drier the egg, the better and finer it will grind, if it does not fall off the tray then it's not dry yet. sift with a fine sieve (0.6mm) and re-grind the large particles.

is there a reason you NEED to grind it? or can you leave it in pieces or flakes

Have you've done the video on dry canning the dehydrated eggs yet? I just bought a dehydrator and will do eggs and other stuff. I would live to know more on dry canning. Thank you!

Happy New year full of blessings brother, New friend here stay connected God bless

FYI: above 140°F the protein in the white part of the egg begins to coagulate. To keep them in the raw state eggs should be dehydrated below 140°F.

I like the way you do eggs but I learn a different way. Can you tell me if my way is wrong? After blending I put them in a bowl in the microwave. After they are cooked they are broken up and then dehydrated.. All I have to do then is a quick run through the blender or processor. Is there anything wrong with this way

I do know what aGerman pancake is. My Mom would make them. She called them panacoolas. (sp)

Can you bake with these

First I want to say thank you for this video, how Blessed you are to have such a beautiful Angel . I found your idea interesting with tin so I went into my pantry and got a half steam aluminum lids fit perfectly .

thank you sir and your daughter - we shall pass this down. God Bless!

I see people cooking meat in vacuum sealed bags, will this method of preserving meat be possible to do and store in a vacuum sealed bags?

Great tips! Thank you.

They sell the jar grabbers at dollar tree. $1.50 and at canadian tire i believe it costs $12.00 -14.00 .

Thank you Sir.

You got my interest with the box of 5.56 brass on the kitchen counter. I knew there this is a real survivalist!!!

I am trying to dehydrate my fresh chicken eggs but running into some issues. I have run the dehydrator twice for 12 to 14 hours at the temp recommended. My eggs are crumbly but they feel oily. Am I doing something wrong??

Oatmeal also good for our baking needs.

Sea salt has special minerals that our bodies need. Oatmeal has zinc the bs vitamins and others, it is good for our bones, it has fiber and it is good for our gut. It also good to put in our meats like beef to make bigger quantities.

Awesome family additions! 👍 Baby goats are always the best and cutest "kids" around. Gotta love them!😊

Very nice

Did you have to put an oxygen absorber in the jar with the powdered eggs?

Never dehydrated in my life. Shopping around for a machine. Is there any specs I should be aware of on a machine? For doing this egg drying or fruit leather are there specific trays for this that come with the machine or?

I like it

I smell bacon 🥓

Momma on guard! 🐖

Interesting

I have raised a wide variety of animals during my lifetime and have had to perform many procedures, such as cropping wings, trimming hooves and nails, dehorning, castration, etc., but swine is one area that I'm not familiar with. This was very informative and educational. Thank you for sharing this up close process and explaining the need to perform it. I was able to see and learn something new! 👍😊