Disidratatore alimentare NESCO FD-37, per snack, frutta, carne essiccata

Brand:Nesco

3.6/5

121.67

Il disidratatore NESCO FD-37 Food & Jerky è perfetto per un principiante o un esperto creatore di scatti! Questo disidratatore viene fornito con quattro vassoi (diametro 13 1/2″) e si espande fino a 7 vassoi in modo da poter asciugare quantità maggiori, senza necessità di rotazione del vassoio. Add-A-Trays aggiuntivi venduti separatamente. Il controllo della temperatura fissa elimina le congetture dalla ricerca della temperatura di asciugatura ottimale quando si producono scatti e la ventola silenziosa e potente spinge l'aria riscaldata lungo la camera centrale, quindi attraverso ogni singolo vassoio per un'asciugatura uniforme. Il coperchio superiore trasparente ti consente di osservare comodamente il processo di asciugatura. Per iniziare, sono inclusi campioni di condimento e pacchetti di cura. Il NESCO FD-37 Food & Jerky Dehydrator fornisce la potenza di asciugatura per disidratare ottimi snack a scatti per lo stile di vita attivo.

Fabbricato negli Usa. Il flusso d'aria radiale forzato dalla ventola significa che non è necessaria la rotazione del vassoio. Parte superiore trasparente per monitorare il processo di asciugatura. Espandibile a 7 vassoi e la garanzia per questo articolo è di 1 anno. 400 watt di potenza di asciugatura.
Brand Nesco
Color White/Clear
Country of Origin USA
Customer Reviews 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,172 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Is Dishwasher Safe Yes
Item Dimensions LxWxH 14.12 x 14.25 x 9.2 inches
Item model number FD-37
Item Weight 5 Pounds
Manufacturer Nesco American Harvest
Material Plastic
Material Feature Food Safe
Number of Trays 7
Product Dimensions 14.12 x 14.25 x 9.2 inches
Shape Round
Wattage 400 watts

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Scritto da: SAN GILSON
Get this now, its the greatest !!!!
I love this product! I bought this and the add-a-tray set for it, with or without the two extra trays within 12-15 hours I have dried fruit chips and great beef jerky.So far I've done 5 pounds of beef into jerky in one batch.I used a non-alcohol marinade of zesty italian dressing with added pepper, soy sauce, worchestershire sauce, and dried herbs on beef round and beef tip steak strips.I could have used far more pepper as I like zingy jerky, but even so the 5 pounds is going fast, it added up dried to enough jerky to fill half a gallon plastic zippy bag.For the fruits I used 1 TBSP Fruit Fresh to 1/4 cup honey and 1/4 cup water in a gallon plastic bag to pre-marinade the sliced fruit for 10 min. or less.I simply sliced bananas into chips and dropped in bag until I had finished 3-4 whole bananas then I placed each slice flat on trays till they were covered in 1 layer. I used the same recipe for every fruit. Blue berries I pre-treated by putting them in colander and dropping it into boiling water for 1-2 min. then ran under cold water to chill, I wished I had dropped them into ice water it would have worked better, or sliced the fat ones in half. they went into dehydrator for 15 hours but only the smaller ones really dried well, so I keep them stored in freezer til use to keep from spoilage, cutting the large ones in half they all would have dried well enough to be stored in bags or jars at room temp. The peaches and strawberries I cut into slices about 1/8-2/8ths inch thick dropped them into marinade bag and then onto trays 1 slice thick.I rotate trays at the 4 hr and 8 hr times so everything gets dried faster. I switch top trays to bottom and on up so botto tray becomes new top tray at 4 hrs. At 8 hr switch I consolidate the 4 driest trays down to 2 and put them on the bottom.I leave the base tray empty for a drip tray even tho you can use it for slices. I found that pre-oiling all the trays lightly with a mist or brushing of canola oil makes removing the dry fruits much easier and the light oil doesn't effect the final flavor at all. 2 large cans of pineapple wedges packed in its own juice from store using same marinade dried down in 12 hrs to 1/2 a plastic quart zippy bag and ran out the door attached to my Brother in Law as soon as it was bagged. I have already placed an order for peaches and pears by the bushel with my local fruit stand so I can dry them. 10 pounds of bananas have already gone with Hubby to work for break snacks instead of him hitting the candy machine 3 times a shift. Cleaning trays is fast and easy with a soft brush and soap and hot water, I don't have a dishwasher and I wouldn't trust the plastic trays in one except on top level without drying cycle.I have yet to find a dishwasher that does washing as well as I do by hand. I do put 1/4 cup bleach per full sink in my wash water for sanitizing items. Spraying the trays after washing with 1/2 solution of white vinegar and water then air drying them would do the same sanitizing that is so important in getting good dried products. I cover all the trays during drying with cloth to keep them from dust and flies between uses. WARNING: everything you make in this will fly out the door faster than any candy or store made jerky, so plan to make far more than you think you will need !!!!! I most certainly would recomend this as a gift to anyone you know for holidays and birthdays !!!!!!!
Scritto da: trishaa
Produces perfectly dried garden produce
If you have a garden or fruit trees or buy in bulk, then this Nesco food dehydrator is a must in your arsenal of kitchen must haves. We have several apple, plum, pear and peach trees and although I can and freeze as much as I'm able to, I wanted another way to preserve what we produced. I had been reading about drying foods but was a little skeptical on the quality I would have. I purchased this Nesco as it had good reviews and I haven't been sorry I did. I did have a couple of trial mishaps to start with as I cut the fruit either too thin, which left me with almost nothing after it was dried, or cut the items too thick which made them never dry to what they should have and then tended to mold. The most successful item I have tried is, of course, the apple. I found that I didn't have to peel or even core the apple, just slice it, dip it in a fruit fresh solution, pat dry and then lay on the trays. It doesn't really take long at all to dry a dryer full if one is diligent about rotating the trays from top to bottom. I found a jar of apple slices that I had dried three years ago and they were as good as the ones I was currently drying. I experimented with a light sugar water and cinnamon to dip the slices in and they were delicious. These needed to thoroughly dry! I place the dried produce in quart glass jars and either cap the jar with metal lids and rings or the white ball plastic lids and put a piece of tape with the contents and date listed. Just store on a pantry shelf. These are great to snack on, low calorie and very satisfying. I have tried peaches but find that the smaller peaches work best if they are not peeled or sliced. Just pit, halve and place the halves on the racks after dipping in fruit fresh and drying. Zucchini is also a nice item to dry, adding it to soups in the winter. I'm not too wild about strawberries but must admit I didn't give them more than one try. One is only limited to ones imagination. There are recipes for fruit leathers and dried jerky which I haven't ventured to try yet. This dryer is quite easy to operate and has a nice instruction booklet with it. There is some noise involved but as it placed it several rooms away, it didn't bother us much after we got used to the sound. The trays are easy to clean up and if there is any food stuck on, just a little soaking in hot soapy water will do the trick. I did purchase two more trays to increase my productivity with each load and they stack quite nicely. I place the whole unit, extra trays, booklet and all in a kitchen trash bag and tie to close and this keeps the dust off and makes for easy storage.
Scritto da: L. Remmelg
It works fine.
Takes a long time to make fruit leather.
Scritto da: Katrina
Love it!
I make my own beef jerky but had lent my original dehydrator out (same make/model) & never got it back. So I ordered this one, again, with extra trays this time & with both herb tray inserts & fruit leather ones. Great value for the price & reliable. No temperature control though, if you're looking for that.
Scritto da: Marsha Graham
Nesco FD-37 400-Watt Food Dehydrator, Speckled
This is my first dehydrator. I planted a wee garden this summer with lots of herbs and what not and have been dehydrating them for my own stock and use. Works perfectly!!
Scritto da: Louise Baillargeon
A utiliser sans crainte
Très efficace pour les fines herbes du jardin les légumes et les fruits . Ideal pour les collations fruitées faites avec de vrais fruits. Super!
Scritto da: Jrdaubs
Loud machine
It only has one setting and this thing is noisy

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