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Topic	Date	User
Prinetta Food Dehydrator	7-May-2014 At 3:44:36 PM	Zarb
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Some of the more expensive ones are better for dehydrating full meals. The cheaper ones do the trick if you just want to dehydrate single ingredients at time, or just jerky. I have an Excalibur, and I've made a few servings of bolognese, stews, curries, etc. Worth it!

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