Harvest Right Freeze Dryer Review: Are They Worth It?
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Harvest Right Freeze Dryer review. Are these freeze dryers really worth it? Get my opinion and find out what I'm using mine for.
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If you're curious about why a Harvest Right freeze dryer might be a fantastic addition to your home, stick around. Let me share a few reasons that'll show you just how awesome this gadget is.
First off, let's talk about keeping your food fresh for ages. Imagine buying your favorite fruits and veggies, or even cooking up a big meal, and then being able to store it all for years without losing taste or nutrition. That's exactly what you get with a Harvest Right freeze dryer. This nifty machine sucks out all the moisture from your food, which stops bacteria in their tracks and keeps your food good as new for up to 25 years. It's like hitting pause on spoilage - super handy for building an emergency food stash or just saving your garden's bounty.
But wait, there's more! Freeze drying at home means you're in control. You know exactly what's going into your food - no hidden additives or preservatives. Plus, the freeze-dried food retains almost all its original nutrients, so it's not just about lasting long, it's about staying healthy too.
So, whether you're a meal prep enthusiast, a garden lover with too many zucchinis, or someone who likes to be prepared for any situation, a Harvest Right freeze dryer could be your new best friend in the kitchen.
I own 8 of these machines. From smalls to XL, from home to pharmaceutical. The only one I don’t own is a scientific. Here is my experience. 1. They will break. I have the first Gen made back in 2017 still runs like a champ, got a new XL broke in the first 4 months of using it. Newer models aren’t built like the older ones. Next what size works for you, you can do that homework. Last I am going to keep buying freeze dryers for my business when it grows. But I’m looking at other brands out there. I heard stayfresh make a great machine, don’t own one (yet). But when I start selling off my harvest right machine I’ll let you know
That is so cool! I need to get one
Appreciate those practical tips. Super handy for a newbie like me.
Glad to hear it!
I have had one for 2 years have had 3 replaced oiless pumps and now have to buy a new pump they are telling me that its the protiens that cause the pump failure and I should freeze dry apples??? cant survive on apples
so Im not too happy with the quality of product and as an up note there are other freezedryers on the market now worth a look at
I’m getting an XL this month and I’m so excited! Thanks for the helpful tips here!
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing your experiences, subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Can they be safely used in a garage where the temp is around 30 degrese
I have heard they aren't reliable & break down more often is that true?
Could you also cover maintenance and cleaning aspects of the freeze dryer?
Sure, I'll talk more about that in a future video.
Owning the XL machine would make it so much easier to start your own business, congrats!
I totally agree!
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Starbursts and skittles are two of my favorites
Agree, both are excellent!
I'd like to see more on how you start your business (where can you buy bags in bulk)?
Thanks for the feedback. We were buying them from Amazon, but we want to have our own custom bags designed, so we're looking on Alibaba.
Just got a harvest right. I’m a little confused on when I need to throw an oxygen absorber in. If I’m doing skittles or candy jn s Mylar bag how long should it last without an absorber? If I’m putting candy or veggies I. Mason jars should I vacuum seal them or use an absorber or anything?
Candies doesn't require OA, sugar doesn't mold...just need to be 100% dry (not when machine say it is, weight the product, do weight check after it say it's done).
In mason jara it's safe to put OA and seal it (pump the air out, there're hand pumps for it, or use vacuum sealer), some say it doesn't require OA if you seal mason jar...but it's better to be double sure it won't get bad.
How long does it usually take to freeze dry a batch of candy?
It depends, but most of what we did was finished in in 24 - 30 hours.
How does it compare to other freeze dryers in terms of noise level?
They all seem to be similar. It is a bit louder than a refrigerator running.
Just got mine set up and also going to be running some candy :)
Awesome, best of luck!
Question : If you're putting the food in a 5 gallon buckets , why would you first put the food in bags and then into the buckets ?? If they're food grade buckets isn't that good enough ??
Food grade buckets still let in air. Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers won't let air in.
The buckets I use have rubber seals . @@PrepaheadPioneer
I almost got the extra large.. should have LOL ....
Can you freeze dried meat?
Yep, cooked or raw.
Can you freeze dry meats like chicken?
Yea, sure can. Raw or cooked.
Probably do not buy from Harvest Right. These machines are more like prototypes and not ready for market. I have had constant issues and it is now a paperweight in my basement.
A freeze dryer is well worth it . . . BUT NOT Harvest Right!!! Though they have been around awhile they No longer are the best buy or choice out there. Do your research there are other Freeze Dryers that are of higher quality and out perform Harvest Right with much less problems. Buyer Beware!!
I have 3. Never an issue and they run non-stop. Could be you just hear more about HR because they are the biggest seller of freeze dryers.
They may outperform and be better quality...but that comes with double or triple price...and who would have that money ( when it's already hard to afford HR)? If you have freezedryer at the same price but better components...send links.
I would never buy another Harvest Right freeze drier. Issue after issue. I have Spent more time diagnosing issues than freeze drying food. If you value your time and sanity do not buy a Harvest Right.
What brand do you recommend?