Nesco FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator, For Snacks, Fruit, Beef Jerky, Gray review and price compare 2025
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Product overview
| Brand | NESCO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Gray |
| Wattage | 600 watts |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 13.75 x 22.13 x 13.87 inches |
product features
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- EVEN HEAT DISTRIBUTION: 600 watts of drying power provides even heat distribution; consistent drying that is four times faster than other food dehydrators
- ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL: The adjustable temperature control (95°F -160°F) gives you the flexibility to achieve the best results when drying different foods that need varying temperature settings
- EXPANDABLE TO 12 TRAYS: Comes with five (13 1/2″ diameter) trays and expands up to 12 trays so you can dry large quantities at once with no tray rotation needed; additional trays sold separately
- VITASAVE EXTERIOR: The opaque exterior blocks harmful light to retain more of the food's nutrients and vitamins during the drying process
- ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: (2) Fruit Roll Sheets, (2) Clean-A-Screens, a sample of Jerky Seasoning & Cure, and a 52-page recipe & instruction book
- MADE IN THE USA: Proudly made in the USA of global and domestic components. Only the powerhead of this item is imported from China. The rest of the product is 100% made and assembled in the USA
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NESCO FD-75A, Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator
The NESCO FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator dries your favorite foods in just hours. With Converga-Flow drying action, air is forced up and across the trays where it converges in the center for quick, even, and nutritious drying. The top mounted fan prevents liquids from dripping into the center. Instead of purchasing store-bought, the NESCO Snackmaster Pro allows you to enjoy dried fruits, jerky, veggies, and more right from home. This model includes 2 Fruit Roll Sheets, 2 Clean-A-Screens, a sample of jerky seasoning with cure, and a recipe and instruction book.
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600 Watt PowerheadGenerates maximum speed and quality for dehydrating foods safety. | Adjustable ThermostatAllows user to dry different foods at proper temperatures (95°F - 160°F). | Converga-Flow SystemProvides even heat distribution without having to rotate trays. |
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BPA Free Drying TraysMade of high-quality food grade plastic. Each tray provides 0.8 sq. ft. of drying space. | Expandable Up To 12 Drying TraysIncrease the overall drying area by expanding your dehydrator with additional trays. | Recipe BookletGreat recipes, tips, and tricks to help you get the most out of your dehydrator. |
| Wattage | 400 | 600 | 700 | 1000 | 1000 |
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| # of Trays Included | 4 | 5 | 4 | 8 | 4 |
| Max Tray Capacity | Expandable Up To 7 | Expandable Up To 12 | Expandable Up To 8 | Expandable Up To 30 | Expandable Up To 20 |
| Temperature Control | Fixed | Adjustable Thermostat | Adjustable Thermostat | Adjustable Thermostat | Digitally Controlled |
| Additional Accessories (By SKU) | LM-2-6, LSS-2-6, WT-2SG | LM-2-6, LSS-2-6, LT-2SG | SQM-2-6, SLD-2-6, SQT-2 | MS-2-6, SLD-2-6, TR-2 | MS-2-6, SLD-2-6, TR-2 |
| Approximate Size, Inches (L x W x H) | 13.5 x 13.5 x 9 | 13 x 13 x 11 | 14.5 x 14.37 x 9.75 | 14 x 14 x 10 | 15 x 15.5 x 9.5 |
product description
Product Packaging:Standard Packaging
Easily dry fruit, vegetables, and jerky in hours instead of days with the BPA Free NESCO FD-75A Food and Jerky Dehydrator. The unit's patented Converga-Flow drying system forces air down the exterior pressurized chamber, then horizontally across each individual tray, converging in the center, for fast, even, and nutritious drying. Flavors don't mix, and there's no need to rotate the trays. It's top-mounted fan eliminates the worry of liquids dripping into the heater chamber, and an opaque Vita-Save exterior helps block harmful lights in order to retain more of the food's nutrients and vitamins during the drying process. The unit's adjustable thermostat ranged from 95 degrees to 160 degrees F, providing the flexibility needed to ensure excellent results. It's a 600 watts unit. Five trays come included, but the unit can be expanded to 12 trays (additional trays sold separately) for drying larger quantities at one time. Accessories include two fruit roll sheets, perfect for drying semi-liquids like soups, sauces, and fruit rolls; two Clean-A-Screen flexible screens, which allow for easy drying of small items such as herbs, spices and potpourri; and three original jerky spice packets for making jerky. A 52-page recipe and instruction book also comes included. With a speckled gray design, the food dehydrator measures approximately 13-inch by 13-inch by 10-inch.
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Questions about Nesco FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator, For Snacks, Fruit, Beef Jerky, Gray
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What type of metal are the trays made of?
Answer: The trays are plastic, not metal.
Answer: The answer is right in the description, next to the photo.
Answer: I called the company, they are made of bpa free plastic.
Answer: They are made of foodgrade plastic.
Answer: Plastic.................
Answer: Plastic
Answer: You said plastic?
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does it have a timer
Answer: It does not have a timer... the only thing that this dehydrator does not have!
Answer: No, it doesn't have a timer. I've made dried apple slices & fruit leather. I'll put it in late afternoon or evening & just check it the next day. It's been fine without a timer. It's easy to pull apart the trays & check on whatever you're making.
Answer: No timer you have to watch the clock and check on what you are doing every so often to make sure its all going good.
Answer: There is no timer but you could use a simple vacation type timer normally used for lamps.
Answer: No, and I didn't think it was necessary till I made some extra dry beef jerky.
Answer: No it does not. But I understand you can buy one at your local hardware store if you need it.
Answer: Does it turn off after 10 hours?
Answer: No.
Answer: No it does not.
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Is this loud or quiet? I had one before and the loudness drove me nuts to where I couldn't use it
Answer: It makes a nice background white noise that you could use to help you fall asleep. If you want to set it on the kitchen table between yourself and someone else you're trying to have a conversation with, it is too loud for that. I don't think it was your food dehydrator that drove you nuts. ;)
Answer: It is incredibly quiet, you can stand next to it and whisper and still be heard (my wife and I were doing that talking about presents for the grandkids). Someone called it white noise, and that's a good description.
Answer: I don't think it's loud at all. I can barely hear it with the tv or radio on.
Answer: It's more like a very small fan. I'd say it is relatively quiet. It's not a rattling sound or anything. I usually use mine at night so it's ready by morning.
Answer: The unit is fairly loud. It has a fan so you cant expect whisper quiet.
Answer: I agree with the other poster, a good comparison is a small fan. it's not an annoying sound (to me), just like a whirrrrr like you put a small/medium 12" standing fan on low-medium.
Answer: No louder than a small desk fan.
Answer: How long does it take
Answer: I wouldn't want the thing running next to my bed, but you have to work at it to hear it from another room. "White" noise.
Answer: In terms of noise I think a house fan would be a good noise comparison.
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The owners manual states to use "precooked or processed" turkey when making turkey jerky to avoid harmful bacteria. Has anyone used raw turkey?
Answer: This dehydrator only goes to 160 °F. USDA says poultry needs to be taken to 165 °F to kill the bacteria.
Answer: To add to the discussion, water activity and salt also controls bacteria growth, so its not just the temperature that is it is processed. As with dried cured country hams. They are ready to eat after being cured and are not heated to 165 to kill salmonella. So the 160 temperature should be fine..
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Answer: The USDA specifies temperatures and times for killing Salmonella from 151 degrees for 41 seconds to 157 degrees for 10 seconds. Lethality to microorganisms isn't a simple measure of temperature but a combination of temperature and time. I am very confident that a temperature of around 160 degrees for the hours it takes to process meats is very effective at eliminating Salmonella, and as it is the more durable of the bugs one finds in food that temperature and time covers pretty much everything. Well, except prions, but nothing in your house get hot enough for that.
Answer: I make chicken jerky from raw chicken. Cut drying time a little and finish in 200 degree oven for 30 minutes.
Answer: Raw fowl is perfect for salmonella bacteria (food poisoning). Don't do it. Turkey is very lean so it should dehydrate
Answer: I have been making Chicken Jerky from raw Chicken for years and nobody has died
Answer: I make turkey jerky all the time with raw ground turkey all the time never had a problem
Answer: It is best to precook it as it takes a bit of time for the dehydrator to come to the bacteria killing temperature. When bacteria is in the low hundreds they replicate much much faster than room temperature. Even after the bacteria is killed the toxins remain so you can still get sick from it.
Answer: As long as you run it on high, as directed, you should not have a problem. The temperature of 160 degrees is the magic number for killing the nasties.
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where is this product made?
Answer: Hi, I am the President/owner of Metal Ware the company that makes the FD-75A Snackmaster Food Dehydrator. The dehydrator is made primarily in our facility in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. We are a privately held company and have been for almost 100 years. The top of the unit is made in China. The trays, base, seasonings, care and use guide, packaging, fruit leathers, clean-a-screens are all made right here in Two Rivers. I hope you enjoy this product as we take great pride in making as much as is economically possible here in the USA. Please see our other USA made products like our bakeware which is 100% made in the USA.
Answer: Almost all Nesco products are made in Milwaukee, Wisconsin or Chaska, MN. They are all American made.
Answer: The trays appear to be made in the USA but the actual power unit is made in China. This was very disappointing as this is where the quality is most important. Likely a tray will not fail but if the dehydrator itself is by far more likly. It is like buying a car being sold as "made in America" just to find out that all of the guts are made in China such as the engine, transmission and so on.
Answer: The case and trays are of hard food grade plastic
Answer: Under the Wisconsin address it says "Made in China"
Answer: Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Answer: Mine says "Made in China". Very disappointing.
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Can I make yogurt in it
Answer: I make yogurt (48 oz) once a week in my FD-75 using Nesco Convert-A-Trays purchased from Nesco website: Convert-A-Tray Set of 2 Speckled Item Number: CT-2SGP $14.95.
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What is the maximum height food you can put on a tray (space b/w trays)? Also, how wide is each tray from the center to the edge? Thank you.
Answer: That's not how dehydration is done. You want the food sliced THIN and to leave ROOM between the top of the food and the next layer on the next tray up for airflow. It is essential for even, timely dehydration. If you cannot fit all the food in one dehydrator then you either need a larger one, to get more trays, or get more dehydrators.
Answer: It's funny that I just got a notification to answer your question because I making beef jerky right now! (About my 25th batch since owning) I can fit about 1.5 lbs of beef jerky on the 5 included trays. From the center of the trays to the edge is roughly 5 3/4 inches.
Answer: There is a total space between trays of almost an inch (7/8") 1/2" on the top side and 3/8" on the bottom. There is a center hole for airflow. This hole is 1.3/4". The radius from the hole to the outside wall of each tray is 5.1/4".
Answer: I use the Convert-A-Tray Speckled CT-2SGP (Nesco website) . They can be used as a regular tray or, with the removable center, can expand the height to whatever you need. (Nesco FD-75)
Answer: There is approximately 1 inch of clearance between trays. I have dried grapes into raisins with no problem. If you try to dry anything with a lot of thickness, you are going to increase the drying time substantially. This could result in the exterior of what is being dried to have a dryer texture than you might want. I have dried curly leaf kale where the leaves had to be slightly pressed down. The result was fine.
Answer: The trays are 12 inches wide and 1 and 1/4 inches high. The more trays you put on the longer it takes. I use 8 trays at a time to do sliced bonless ckicken breasts for snaks for my dog and all of her friends. I let them go for 24 hrs and everybody is happy
Answer: The height is about 1 inch.
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Can you dehydrate blueberries or willl they fall through?
Answer: I'm just in the process of dealing with that issue. YES blueberries or anything else in that size range will fall through the fairly large web on the trays. I will get as many of the "Clean-a-Screens as I have trays. I would NOT get the solid fruit roll-up trays, as another suggested, for this purpose as they are solid and do not allow for air circulation.
Answer: I have never tried, however you can always put the fruit sheets on the dehydrator trays. they are solid for making fruit gels.
Answer: I think regular sized blueberries will be fine. But, just in case if I were you I would order the 'jelly roll sheets' pronto. I did and I use those for anything that may fall thru. Besides, you'll love using them to make other things too. they are worth buying!
Answer: They fall through. I use the small mesh inserts for blueberries, grapes, herbs, etc. Big help.
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How can I make veggies crispy and crunchy like chips?
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Answer: I'm not sure which veggies you're using, but slice them into thin slices.. say 1/8 inch or thinner. I've done banana and strawberry chips this way. There is no exact dehydrating time, but I usually set mine for 4-6hrs and check if they are done or need a little more time.
Answer: although I haven't made veggie chips yet, the dehydrator does come with a cookbook. it has tips and tricks, so I would imagine you would just put them in the dehydrator and let it go until you reach the consistency you like.
Answer: I've blanched the veggies as instructed but they still come out with the texture of tree bark. Still working on that.
Answer: No, they will never become anywhere close to as crunchy as chips.
Answer: bread and deep fry or bake
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After 10 hrs. my 1/4" thick Banana slices still are "soft" in the Centers. Do they need to be dried to "chip like" so they don't mold or go bad ?
Answer: When I did banana chips I had a similar issue. Slice them thinner next time, less than 1/8", and plan to run the dehydrator longer, around 16 hours or so. Check it every couple of hours and remove chips that are sufficiently dried. As for food safety regarding these chips that are still soft, they are fine to eat within a day or so, or keep in the fridge, but I would not plan on storing them longer than that.
Answer: Yes they need to dry longer or be cut thinner. The more moisture you leave in the more likely they are to mold or rot, and/or do so sooner. Don't necessarily expect them to be chip-like crunchy but not soft either.
Answer: need to be dried , cut thinner next time
Answer: No, they won't last as long, but they are fine, if not mushy. I try to cut mine thinner and sometimes dry them longer.
Answer: Yes
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what is the difference FD-75A and FD-75PR? The listing shows FD-75A but the reviews keep popping FD-75PR. The manufacturer site does not list FD-75A
Answer: Per Nesco customer service, FD-75A is sold strictly by Amazon. FD-75PR is sold by Nesco. THEY ARE EXACTLY THE SAME!
Answer: One difference is that I cannot buy additional treys from Amazon. Three orders have all been wrong size and unusable!! (You know I double checked)
Answer: Both dehydrators are the same. The FD-75PR is simply a promotional bundle and they added some jerky seasoning packets.
Answer: Product Description
Answer: I am not sure what the difference is, but usually it means what comes with the product. Maybe an extra tray or whatever it may be. Sorry can't help you more.
Answer: Unfortunately I have no idea what the difference would be .. however, it probably has something to do with an "extra" something. Wish I could offer more.
Answer: NO Idea sorry But this one has no Timer. but Easy and best.
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What is the difference between "Frustration-free" and "Standard" Packaging?
Answer: Have you ever got a pack of D size batteries and they put them in that tough plastic packaging that is just brutal to get into? Well, Amazon will send you those batteries (or whatever you are ordering) in a plain thin cardboard box that is super easy to open and is "Frustration-free".
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Answer: No clue...however, this item came in easy to unpack fashion. No stuffing with extra packaging material, just the styrofoam inset holding the processor firm in the box.
Answer: It's Amazons custom packing that is supposed to make for easier opening. It's also recyclable and protects the product.
Answer: Not a clue.
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turkey
Answer: Sucka!
Answer: Jive talkin'
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What is the wattage
Answer: Your answer in in the description, at the top of the page.
Answer: 600W
Answer: If you scroll down on the listing, you will see a comparison chart for this dehydrator vs some others. The wattage is there for all the comparisons. This one is 600 watts.
Answer: This model the FD-75A is only 600 watts. Contrary to the product description which says that the "FD-75A and FD-75PR are the same item.", is false. The FD-75PR is 700 watts (according to Nesco's website).
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Is it really supposed to be so flimpsy? The trays barely seem to stack up on top of each other evenly. I'm wondering if it will last over time. Thanks
Answer: It does seem flimsy when it comes to using the trays, but so far I had no issues with the trays after multiple uses and washes. You can always get a replacement tray if something happens to the current ones by going here http://www.amazon.com/Nesco-LT-2SG-Add-A-Tray-FD-61WHC-Dehydrators/dp/B000FG0ONC/ref=pd_bxgy_k_text_y
Answer: This lasted all of four months with three uses altogether. It wasn't the trays that gave up though. It was the fan. Stopped working just like that.
Answer: I use 11 trays most of the time several times a week for either jerky, fruit or veggies and have done so for the several months I have owned this. I have had no problem with the trays or the unit and believe me it definitely gets a work-out around our house!
Answer: I have had no problems with the trays. This summer and fall, I have been drying tomatoes, green peppers, pumpkin slices, crowder peas and Fordhook lima beans. The dryer worked extremely well on all these vegetables.
Answer: I have mine a few years and use it about five times a month and no problem at all. Not flimsy at all even got one for a friend one as a gift he uses his more than l do
Answer: It's not flimsy at all, you just aren't stacking them aligned with each other.
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Has anyone used it to dry herbs? If so how did it do?
Answer: It takes a while to get the temperature right (the temperature recommended took three days to dry the herbs), but once I figured it out, the drying worked really well. I usually set it at 120 - 125
Answer: It takes a while to get the temperature right (the temperature recommended took three days to dry the herbs), but once I figured it out, the drying worked really well. I usually set it at 120 - 125
Answer: It does great for herbs, they end up much more flavorful and colorful than the fan-forced air drying I did before I had the dehydrator, and only hours instead of days (which varies based on ambient humidity level).
Answer: I've done a couple of loads of Sweet Basil, Thai Basil, and Rosemary. As I recall, it took about 2 - 3 hours or so on Fruit/Nut setting. Does a great job. You just have to check it often to remove dried leaves to keep from overdrying. It's a great lttle unit. I put an inexpensive lamp timer on mine when I do jerky so I can let it work at night and not over dry. Highly recommend.
Answer: I dry cilantro and oregano and only take around 3 hours at 140*
Answer: keep in mind because it has a fan it dries very fast, just keep an eye on pretty much anything you are dehydrating with this. It is awesome that it takes less time, but a lot of recipes need adjusting for the time. My first attempt at jerky turned the meat to powder because I went by a recipe that said it took 17 hours. I have found it takes about 5.
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are they bpa free
Answer: is this BPA free?
Answer: All dehydrators are BPA free. Practically every single thing there is related to food is bpa free EXCEPT certain older water bottles and the linings of some metal cans.
Answer: My box says BPA free received on 12-20-13 with 600 watt fd75pr unit.
Answer: Nesco says that "the food contact surfaces are made of ABS plastic, which is BPA free."
Answer: Read the description.
Answer: what is the wattage?
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Is it ok to turn off the unit to check status of your food? Will this effect the process?
Answer: It is perfectly OK.Most of models have no OF/ ON switch,so the one and only way to check on your food is to turn it's OFF, to open lid to check on your food,then turn it's back ON.Good. Luck!
Answer: It only takes a few seconds to check the food, you can just lift the top off and set it on the table upside down while you check. It does not get too hot to hold, does not pose any burn hazards.
Answer: It's a very simple machine. You can turn it off or leave it on. I leave mine on and just prop the cover on something so the fan can circulate the air while I check progress. It's a nice dehydrator.
Answer: You can leave the unit on if you are just lift the cover off and check the contents. I left my running and put the cover on the counter top for about 30 seconds and it blew the thermo fuse inside.
Answer: Yes, it is fine to unplug it for a minute and check on the progress. Actually, if making beef jerky you should do this -- to pat off some of the excess fat -- a few times during the cooking process. I also check my dried fruit a few times too and have found I like to dry my fruit quite a bit longer than the instruction manual suggestions.
Answer: I check the chicken jerky about once every two hours. I just unplug, open the top, and even restack the trays in different order just to rotate the cooking. I don't know if it's neccessary, I didn't read anywhere that said I should rotate trays...I just do it. It's a very easy machine to use. I love it and my dogs love the chicken jerky.
Answer: You can turn it off or simply lift the top up and check...try and keep it to a minimum. A quick check.
Answer: It just expands the time. I have even left it off for several hours.
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Can this dry out whole portabella mushrooms?
Answer: i have not done portabella mushrooms, but i have done regular white mushrooms. they came out very well. since they are from the same family more or less i would have to say you would have success with the portabella ones as well.
Answer: They probably wouldn't fit between the trays. If the do fit then answer is "yes"
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Where is the written confirmation in the product that trays are from BPA free material?
Answer: The trays are made in Two Rivers, WI and are BPA Free.
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Is this good for dying psilocybe cubenesis?
Answer: Yes! You can definitely dry mushrooms in the dehydrator.
Answer: mushrooms can easily be dehydrated in this Nesco.
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what is the wattage
Answer: Your answer in in the description, at the top of the page.
Answer: 600W
Answer: If you scroll down on the listing, you will see a comparison chart for this dehydrator vs some others. The wattage is there for all the comparisons. This one is 600 watts.
Answer: This model the FD-75A is only 600 watts. Contrary to the product description which says that the "FD-75A and FD-75PR are the same item.", is false. The FD-75PR is 700 watts (according to Nesco's website).
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This machine makes crispy apple and bananas? I live in Brazil and can't test after buying it... I will stay at an hotel for few days.
Answer: I make crispy apple slices in it all the time, my kids love them much more than the store-bought rubbery apple slices.
Answer: I tried a few apple slices, they were more shriveled up than crispy. Don't know the proper way to prepare them. My hot peppers did dry very nicely, they ground up to a powder.
Answer: Yes it will. I made the mistakes of not slicing the banana thin. 2nd time around went much better.
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Is there a California warning?
Answer: Warning - California is very expensive and sometimes has earthquakes.
Answer: There isn't a California warning. The packing box does say BPA free.
Answer: All of our products are BPA free. Enjoy!
Answer: Not that I am aware of. Suggest you contact the manufacturer to respond to.your question.
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gas
Answer: Beano?
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I know 12 tray max is recomended but additional trays comes in 2 packs. Anyone tried using 13 trays max?
Answer: I have not used additional trays.
Answer: I use 13 all the time.
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Can I use this dehydrator to make raw seeds/veggie crackers?
Answer: This is not a baking machine.
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This was never $88 before black friday. i have had it in my cart for about a week, and it has always been $58. why the deceit?
Answer: I do apologize, we do not control pricing from Amazon. You may be able to speak with a representative for them in regards to this matter.
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can I make astronaut ice cream in this??
Answer: This machine would not work for the Astronaut Ice Cream. The Astronaut Ice Cream needs to be freeze dried.
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does it make crispy food?
Answer: Yes. If you leave it long enough.
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Can you use it to dehydrate homemade pasta?
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Answer: Never tried that but you can dehydrate fruit. I guess it would work as long as you keep eye on it before it petrified. May get too dried.
Answer: Yes, this dehydrator works great. I love it! It has sheets and mesh you can use, as well as the racks. Everything I've used it for, it's done an excellent job.
Answer: When we've made pasta in the past, we just air dried it on a pasta rack at room temperature. Should be no issue doing it in a dryer, just faster. To save a bit on electricity I would use low heat as air alone does the job. Might be a pain for longer noodles, but would be great for shells, etc.
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was wondering, where and in what container do you all store the dryed veggies and fruit? In the refrigerator or freezer like the direction says?
Answer: In my experience well dried fruits and veggies will keep for years if kept totally dry. I use any container that has a good lid seal. Being a frequent COSTCO shopper, I love to reuse the large plastic containers that nuts, candy, salsa, and many of their other products come packaged in. Have also used plastic screw top pint gellato containers for small batches of things. As long as it's airtight it will work fine. No experience with jerk other than store bought, and that I would keep in the fridge for LONG term storage.
Answer: Hi Ingrid, I store dried fruit/veg in plastic containers, either use within a couple of months if not in fridge or feezer though, I guess they will keep longer but I'm not sure of the loss of flavour. Beef Jerky I make for my son keeps ages (when he leaves it alone!) I have kept dried apples for over a year without any lost of flavour but you need to keep it in a dry dark area to avoid colour loss. I've also dried herbs & stored in plastic bags just in the cupboard. good luck Kate
Answer: We use canning jars in various sizes, they seal tight and keep dehydrated product for a long time. We store them in the basement with the other canned items we do, it is a cool place for storage, but you could leave them anywhere provided the lids are tight. Hope that helps.
Answer: I store my beef jerky in a freezer bag kept in the refrigerator. It doesn't last long enough to worry that it might go bad. lol
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What size are the trays (diameter), I have some old ones that are 13-1/2" in diameter from my old broken machine.
Answer: 13x3x13 that is what they are.
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how many trays does this hold?
Answer: It comes with 5 trays but it can operate with up to 12 trays. Drying pressure automatically adjusts to number of trays.
Answer: They are all separate and stack on top of each other. Then the dehydrator part goes on top. You can do 1 tray only or keep stacking. So far, I have stacked 7 trays with my beef jerky and it took about 5 hours.
Answer: we have extra trays ,have successfully used 7-8 to dry tomatoes,peppers,herbs..check and swap trays, herbs take less drying time,but can do @same time
Answer: The manufacturer recommends using a minimum of 3 trays while dehydrating, which means 2 empty trays plus the tray you're dehydrating. I assume that's either a safety standard or quality standard as the first time I used it was with one tray and the pineapple chunks were like rocks.
Answer: I added two supplemental trays that I purchased at a local store. It works fine with seven trays to dry apples.
Answer: it comes with 5 trays
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Whats the voltage? - I am looking for 220
Answer: I used 120 volts unit uses 600 watts
Answer: ...it is the standard 110 volts.
Answer: Its rated for 110V 60Hz only.
Answer: 120 volts.
Answer: 110
Answer: Standard 110
Answer: Unit is rated 120v.
Answer: 115volts
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What is the manufacturer's warranty on this? Thank you!
Answer: There is a card in the package for a 1 Year Limited Warranty that you'd have to mail in. In a nutshell, the warranty says that Nesco will cover the appliance if it is defective, or something goes wrong while you're using it normally. If its damaged any other way, especially if you were to start using it a different way than intended, then it won't be covered. All you have to do is rip one half of the warranty card off, put a stamp on it, and send it out.
Answer: The warranty indicates "One Year Limited Warranty". There is more info regarding the warranty & their customer service number is 1-800 288-4545 if you have further questions. Hope this helps!
Answer: I have the warranty card and it's the typical one year materials and workmanship. You have to fill it out and send it in to register the product. Good luck and God bless.
Answer: Sorry, I don't know anything about warranties. I've had this dehydrator for a while and not problems. My elderly cousin has had it for several years and it works fine. Good luck.
Answer: I gave this as a gift to my son and do not have that info as he lives in another state. Will forward when I can find it out.
Answer: Well I am not sure...but they are taking it back so we will see if tbey fix it
Answer: 1 year.
Answer: Mine said one year.
Answer: Mine says one year.
Q:
So, I want to make chicken, venison, and beef jerky, can you use raw uncooked meat? or should I cook the meat first?
Answer: I bought this for my daughter in law and they made venison jerky using raw meat. It was delicious
Answer: I make chicken jerky using sliced raw chicken breast. I soak mine overnight in Nesco's jerky cure and spice. For beef I use 93% lean raw hamburger. For the hamburger I mix in 1 packet of cure and 1 packet of spice. I use their jerky maker, which is kind of like a small caulking gun, to make my strips. They turn out great.
Answer: Jerky should never be cooked first, you leave it raw, but make sure you marinate it first for flavor, soak it in whatever liquid and seasonings you want for flavor for a day or more, then dehydrate.
Answer: No need to cook the mes t first. Generally raw meat is cut in thin strips and cured in a brine or seasoned marinade for a day or so and then dried in the dehydrater. We made beef jerkey and it was far superior to what is offered for sale.
Answer: We make jerky with raw beef all the time. Never tried chicken or venison.
Q:
Watts
Answer: Watts what? 700 watts (stamped on the machine) is probably the answer. Here's the whole story, discovered because of your question:
Answer: UL stamp on machine says:
Q:
Does model number inside the top of the FD-75A actually show the model as "FD-75A" or "FD-75PR??" I just want to make sure they are ACTUALLY alike!
Answer: FD75-PR is on my actual dehydrator...my box is out in the shed, so I can't compare numbers right now....however....I DO LOVE my dehydrator!
Answer: Mine says FD-75PR inside the top of the dehydrator and on the box
Answer: FD-75PR is on mine
Q:
Does this make good kale chips? I'm a huge Brads Raw foods Nacho Kale chips fan, but they are really expensive and hard to get.
Answer: I havent tried kale chips (not a big fan of kale) but I made banana chips and they were awesome.(the good kind isnt very cheap in stores either) Its worth a try to make your own trust me! Kale is pretty cheap for a bag so you can try a few different flavors if you want without costing a tone. Just a warning: Ive had to play with the temperature a little bit when using my dehydrator. The booklet that comes with it isnt always right but close. I hope this helped
Answer: Makes amazing kale chips...obviously depends on the recipe, but I do them all the time...happy to give my recipe if you want..makes absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS kale chips... ;-)
Answer: Yes! Have made many batches.
Q:
Can a 5 lb roast for beef jerky fit into 5 trays, or does it require more room than just the 5 trays?
Answer: That depends on many things, how big and thick you cut the meat, just how wet it is. I would guess not, you would most likely have to do it in 2 possibly 3 lots. You have to leave room for air to circulate thru the trays, so you can't cover the tray totally full. The meat should be about 1/4" thick, with spaces between each slice, that's about the best answer I can give you. You could contact Nesco, they may have a better answer.
Answer: You're going to need between two and three batches with 5 trays to do 5lbs "properly". You're supposed to cut the meat very thin.
Answer: Really depends on how you cut it... I've put over 4 lbs of meat in there before but again its going to come down to how thin you cut the strips. If you go very thin you may need a couple more trays.
Answer: I've fit 4 pounds on 4 trays, so I think you could do 5lbs in 5 trays. I cut mine about 1/4"-3/8" thick for reference.
Answer: How do you fit jerky on round trays?
Answer: It possibly will need to be done in two batches, while you can really pack the meat in you need to make sure there is plently of air movement for good drying of the beef.
Q:
will i be able to make protein bars on here or "raw" pies?
Answer: Should be able to make protein bars
Answer: i have no idea, here are recipes from pinterest:http://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=food%20dehydrator%20recipes&rs=ac&len=18 i hope that helps =)
Answer: I think so. Since it has a low heat seting for nuts and fruit rolls.
Q:
how many lb.of beef make a lb.of jerky and do you need to but suger to fresh fruit to dry it.
Answer: I have found that you end up with about 1/2-1/3 of the starting weight you start with. e.g. 2lbs of meat will result in about a lb or so of jerky depending on what kind of moisture content there is in the meat to start with. As far as sugar with fresh fruit, I would say no, dehydrating enhances the sugar taste and adding sugar usually is too much
Q:
Does anybody connected the dehydrator to a transformer before for usage out of USA? Would like to know the ratings of the transformer if you have.
Answer: Hi!!! I live in Costa Rica, but here we use 110V/AC. So, I don't had to connect the dehydrator to any transformer. Maybe you'll need to use the transformer if your're going to use the dehydrator in Europe (220V/AC).
Answer: The dehydrator should work well with a transformer if the transformer is large enough. The dehydrator draws 700 watts at 120 volts (about 6 amps). To be safe, the transformer should be rated at least 1000 watts.
Answer: sorry, can't help you with 100% accuracy, but i would think that as long as 120v/ac and 5 plus amps comes out the outlet end of the transformer that it would work fine.
Q:
warranty
Answer: My paperwork shows a"Limited One Year Warranty". Fill out and mail in. Am dehydrating pineapple right of the can as I type.
Answer: Did not Follow through with warranty no issues yet ( $ amount is reasonable for my first expierience ) so far I have dehydrated Pinapple apples green and red apples, Grapes to raisins , bannana chips , chantrell mushrooms and am about to hunt for walnuts . have fun with it.
Answer: Limited One Year Warranty applies to Nesco appliances purchased for personal or household use. Warranted to be free of defects in materials or workmanship under normal home use...
Answer: Good afternoon Sir, I can't tell you about the warranty, because I have not use it. Thanks
Answer: p43 of instruction booklet says one year
Q:
Has anyone made yogurt with this? I assume you are preparing your warm, treated milk and then pouring into the fruit leather liners? Tips? Thanks
Answer:
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Answer: I have not made yogurt in this. Just dried fruit, bananas and apples.
Q:
Do flavors mix?
Answer: More than aroma than the flavor but to a minor extent yes the flavors do mix. You can keep this in mind when stacking the trays and put the things most likely to flavor others where that is undesirable, towards the bottom as that is the path of airflow from top to bottom and out the bottom.
Q:
What are the outer overall dimensions? There are two different dimensions listed on the product page..
Answer: Which ever is the largest dimension.
Answer: It's 13.75 diameter and 13.75 height with the handle up but only about 12 inches high with the handle down. I don't know where they get 22 inches from?
Answer: It works great by the way.
Q:
Do i have to use jerky cure when drying beef? or can i use something else that will do the same thing?
Answer: There are some other salts that will do the same thing. If you're not using our NESCO Jerky Cure, another one that we recommend is Morton's Tender Quick.
Answer: I have used it a few times now and haven’t used the cure I have used my own seasonings or followed recipes on line that never called for the cure and it still turned out really good. :)
Answer: There are individuals who use celery juice as an alternative to nitrites/ nitrates. I don't know if your asking this particular question is related to the salts or other preservatives, but some feel comfortable not using the nitrates and nitrates. To each his own.
Q:
Is this a 5 drying tray or a 2 drying tray ? The description says 5 in one place and 2 in another, please clarify.
Answer: It comes with 5 trays. It has also 2 screens you place on top of the tray (perhaps there might be the confusion) and 2 covers for fruit rolls. Hope this helps.
Answer: Ours came (this was a time ago) with 5 and then, we purchased a couple of extras.
Answer: That would be a 5 drying tray.
Answer: Correction there is 5 trays
Answer: It comes with 5 trays. It can hold up to 12 if you want to buy extra trays
Answer: It is a 5 count.
Answer: 5 trays
Answer: 5 trays
Answer: There is only two with room for more
Answer: I had five
Product reviews of Nesco FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator, For Snacks, Fruit, Beef Jerky, Gray
Red Wolf : Somewhat problematic
Seems to be well-made, but no off-on switch, which would be an inexpensive and helpful addition. Trays don't hold much, and it is difficult to keep herbs confined to a tray. I had to trim thyme stems to 3" - 5" long to keep them from overhanging the sides or center column, which made removing dried leaves from stems more tedious. The design is inferior to that of dryers such as the Excalibur 3926TB, whose trays can be removed individually while the unit is running. With the Nesco, you must unplug the unit, remove the top fan-heater unit, then unstack the trays to check individual items (such as various herbs) for dryness, which can require a lot of counter space. Of course, you can make this task simpler by putting quicker-to-dry things in the top trays, if you know which in advance. Also, don't believe advertised drying times. It took 47 hours to dry three trays of basil and two of thyme. Long drying times were what motivated me to 'upgrade' from my old American Harvest square dehydrator, which is now looking better. I am considering returning the Nesco unit. I might update this review after a bit more experience.
Patrick : Failed after two uses
Bought it for my son-in-law for Christmas 2019, failed after two uses....before Covid, contacted customer service multiple times, no response then 3 weeks later a email response saying they will replace the part, a phone call saying the part would ship, three months later no part. Another round of poor customer service and they say the person that handled my claim no longer works there and,,,,they have no record of my previous transactions. Nine months later...nine months still no replacement part. Is this really a company you want to deal with?
There are soooo many other nice dehydrators on this site that will fit your need.
There are soooo many other nice dehydrators on this site that will fit your need.
Shawn D. : Does not get as hot as "thermostat" states
I ran this dehydrator for 4 hours with nothing inside except for a thermometer. After the 4 hours at 160 degrees, the unit never got past 137 degrees.
I am going to return it and try another one. If I get the same result, then I will return and go with another model. I will report back with the outcome. If the next one works correct, then I will also adjust my star rating.
Got the replacement dehydrator in, and same thing. Can't get it past 135 degrees. Tried multiple thermometers thinking that might be the issue, but they all read the same. Sadly have to return this one as well.
I am going to return it and try another one. If I get the same result, then I will return and go with another model. I will report back with the outcome. If the next one works correct, then I will also adjust my star rating.
Got the replacement dehydrator in, and same thing. Can't get it past 135 degrees. Tried multiple thermometers thinking that might be the issue, but they all read the same. Sadly have to return this one as well.
Mr. B : Top notch upgrade for me
I was using a Ronko dehydrator for the last 35 or so years, and life was good, you had to move the racks around and I was OK with that because of my love for jerky.....Well about a month ago she finally gave up the ship and I gave her a proper burial in the recycle can and went on the hunt for a new one......The Nesco had good reviews and I went with it......Well they sure have come a long way in dehydrators....Fans to boost the air so no more rack moving...thermostats to dial in the right temp.....this thing is a beast...it will hold 10 pounds of beef ( I bought the extra 2 pack of screens) ....I made 10 pounds of Teriyaki jerk and between me, the wife and grand kids we were looking at an empty bag, it was so good I did another 10.......Now on to the Nesco ....I am one happy camper, this does it all from herbs to jerky, a thermostat to dry things at the best temp..... a system to move air across every rack, so no more rack moving....easy to clean....dries in record time and the jerky is perfect.....It's about as loud as the wife's electric tea kettle so it's hardly noticeable......The old Dago gives this one Two thumbs up.....
Josh Hughey : Makes Wet Food Dry and Crunchy!
Using for dehydrating meals for backpacking.
PROS: Worked great and cleanup with easy. Noise level was equivalent to running a fan on low. I didn't notice it much. Nice surprise to find it came with inserts for small and liquid items such as eggs. Didn't see those in the description when I ordered. Dehydration occurred as expected at the temp/time recommended for my items. I also ordered silicone inserts with an edge for liquids and they worked great in the dehydrator. I preferred them to the included inserts and cleanup was super easy. No noticeable fumes from the inserts.
CONS: Some items may stain the included inserts such as tomatoes. No big deal.
Overall very happy with its performance and would buy again.
PROS: Worked great and cleanup with easy. Noise level was equivalent to running a fan on low. I didn't notice it much. Nice surprise to find it came with inserts for small and liquid items such as eggs. Didn't see those in the description when I ordered. Dehydration occurred as expected at the temp/time recommended for my items. I also ordered silicone inserts with an edge for liquids and they worked great in the dehydrator. I preferred them to the included inserts and cleanup was super easy. No noticeable fumes from the inserts.
CONS: Some items may stain the included inserts such as tomatoes. No big deal.
Overall very happy with its performance and would buy again.
Madeline H. : Works great, but trays are much cheaper than before
Had to replace my old one of these that randomly died. Ordered the exact same model. However, the trays that come with this are definitely lower quality than my old set. The tray on the right is the older one, and on the left is the new one. The new tray feels much more flimsy and the screen part is bowed out on all them.
Aside from being disappointed in the racks, the dehydrator works just fine. I made jerky with it, and did notice that it doesn't dry the meat completely consistently. There are areas on the rack that dehydrator slower, which I didn't notice with my last one.
Still, it's a decent dehydrator for the price and does the job. The only reason I didn't buy something different was that I already had trays from my old one, therefore double the capacity.
Aside from being disappointed in the racks, the dehydrator works just fine. I made jerky with it, and did notice that it doesn't dry the meat completely consistently. There are areas on the rack that dehydrator slower, which I didn't notice with my last one.
Still, it's a decent dehydrator for the price and does the job. The only reason I didn't buy something different was that I already had trays from my old one, therefore double the capacity.
Christina M : Amazing! Works perfect
I've been using this product for several months. I have made beef jerky, fruits, vegetables, dog treats, and candy. The plastic trays are durable and so easy to clean. I bought extra trays to go with it, so I'm running 14 trays each time. The heat is so evenly distributed that I don't have to rotate or flip anything. Everything comes out perfect every time. The temperature actually only gets to about 155. So any meat I put in the oven at 170 for an hour to make sure its safe. You cannot beat this product at this value. Its amazing for everything. I'm doing herbs and spices this week. I love it.
Anthony D. Czesak : Heater died after four uses.
I love eating jerky which is why I was so excited to purchase my own dehydrator. I made several large batches over a period of several months. The fourth time I was going to make jerky the unit did not start at all when I plugged it into the outlet. There was no burning smell, no noises, no clicks...nothing. It had already passed the warranty date. It's a simple heating element with a fan and vertical stacking trays of plastic. The trays are a pain to clean. Adjustable temperature control is important, but I only ever got to do meat instead of use the other settings. To be fair, I don't think it accurately knows what temperature to sustain. It would be interesting if someone did some tests to see how accurate the temperature control is. I want to buy another one but I don't want to be burned twice. I want something that will hopefully last longer so I may invest in a more expensive model with better functionality. The circle shape of the unit is hard to store in small kitchens.
Sherry Ireland : Had to return TWICE!!! Not Happy!
I was so excited to try this dehydrator after seeing all the good views and it being listed on multiple websites as being the best for the best price. The first dehydrator they sent was completely damaged. The top unit was broken on the inside and pushed in (where the fan and electrical parts were located), and a crack on the outside rim. The box it was shipped in was in good condition so I assumed it was already damaged when they sent it. That raised a red flag. I decided to have them send a replacement because I really wanted this dehydrator...( and I already had a fridge full of food I had bought, didn't want to waste it). The second dehydrator arrived a couple days later, it looked okay, no visible damage, other than the knob not being attached, but it looked like I could just pop it back on. When I turned it on, it was HORRIBLY loud! I was surprised because no one had mentioned that in a review. About 20 minutes into it the loud noise subsided, BUT then shorty after I noticed a burnt plastic smell lingering from the kitchen. I went out to check and saw what looked like smoke coming out from the sides and the burnt smell was terrible. I unpluged the unit and tried to take the top off but it was soooo HOT I had to use an oven mit to grab it. I left it outside overnight to cool off, I was worried it was going to catch on fire. I am SADLY disappointed in this product!! I've had to make 2 trips to return both, have a fridge full of food that going to go bad before I can eat all of it, and its going to take forever to get my money back!!! :(
Paul Lee : Great gift for dehydrated foods
Got this gift for my son in law, who was always going to a convenience store buying beef jerky. He mentioned that he would like to make his own version instead, and saving money buying that at the store....not to mention all of those unwanted ingredients in those products that are not so good for you....My son in law has put this machine to use and it has not disappointed....He goes to a grocery store and orders a specific cut of meat cut from the butcher so that he can make his jerky his way....This has been one product that he said its "the gift that keeps on giving", and appreciates having this product. This was a purchase well spent and I recommend anyone interested in something like this to consider this product.
Patty B : Nesco FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator,...
To be quite honest, our first unit (same one) lasted for several years of dehydrating tomatoes, bananas, sweet potatoes, etc... This unit stopped working properly after less than 3 months. We got a refund for it and moved on to a better unit.
V. Albarez : Works GREAT !!!!!
So, after spending so much money on chicken jerky for my dogs, we decided to try our hand at this dehydration stuff. Well, my eyes watered after reading and comparing so many different machines and I was tired of the whole idea. This one stood out because of the number of positive feedback and we settled on it. My wife and I are so very happy we did! As a starter, I don't believe you can do any better, and to be honest, you really couldn't go wrong with this. It is so easy to use and clean that I have used it every weekend for the dogs and ourr own jerky and do not see us ever going bask to store bought items. Take the dive and have some fun, fruits and veggies are next!
Michele : Why did I wait so long??
I finally got this as an addition to my other dehydrator. This is great! I do use the clean screens with it to keep smaller foods from falling through the racks and have added 4 add-a-racks to it so I can dehydrate more at one time. I haven't had any issues with foods not being dry. The air is forced down to the bottom which makes the bottom try much easier to clean as the motor is on the top; the motor/fan is on the bottom of my other one making it difficult to clean. If I ever need another dehydrator, I will buy this again.
Amazon Customer : Used it once and it stopped working
Bought it last year in October 2020, used it once to dry cayenne peppers, then put it away till today (Aug 2021), hoping to do the same. Unfortunately, it wouldn't even turn on. Broken, after a single use.
Donna D. : I really wanted to like this.
After reading many reviews, I decided on this dehydrator. When it came in, I was so excited. I had beef marinating for a little over a day and I was anxious to make my beef jerky. I lined the trays with the meat and turned it on. Meanwhile, while I waited, I decided to order a set of 2 more tray because I still had some beef left that I couldn't fit on the trays which meant another 4-5 hours instead of all at once. After a mere three hours, I saw something weird happening with the trays. They were starting to bow out and steam was escaping from the sides of the dehydrator. Immediately I cancelled the order for the additional trays and I put in for a return on this item. This is not acceptable. The plastic was definitely flimsy but with all of the rave reviews and the fact the the temperature was only at 160 degrees, I didn't think that something like this would happen. I will try another brand because I really want a dehydrator. My search continues.
Susan brodeur : Not Happy with this product
I am very disappointed with this product. The packaging and everything was fine - no problems there.
I am very disappointed with the temperature control. The knob does not adjust to the labeled heat settings. The knob doesn't go down to the lowest setting or go all the way to the highest heat setting. It is a guessing game to figure out where the settings should be.
Dehydrating books give a general range of how long it should take to dehydrate food. Because I need to do some guessing as to the temperature control it takes forever to dehydrate, even when I adjust it much higher than recommended. Even at a higher temperature it sometimes takes twice as long (and longer) as the books recommendations. I have an inexpensive dehydrator that has a low, medium, and high setting and it does a much better job.
I did a test batch and put half of a batch of carrots in each dehydrator and the Nesco took three times longer to dehydrate than my cheapo (on low).
Would appreciate recommendations on a good temperature controlled dehydrator.
I am very disappointed with the temperature control. The knob does not adjust to the labeled heat settings. The knob doesn't go down to the lowest setting or go all the way to the highest heat setting. It is a guessing game to figure out where the settings should be.
Dehydrating books give a general range of how long it should take to dehydrate food. Because I need to do some guessing as to the temperature control it takes forever to dehydrate, even when I adjust it much higher than recommended. Even at a higher temperature it sometimes takes twice as long (and longer) as the books recommendations. I have an inexpensive dehydrator that has a low, medium, and high setting and it does a much better job.
I did a test batch and put half of a batch of carrots in each dehydrator and the Nesco took three times longer to dehydrate than my cheapo (on low).
Would appreciate recommendations on a good temperature controlled dehydrator.
JessicaW : Heater died after only 4 months
We bought this in July, used it a couple times to make some backpacking food, and then let it sit until November. When we tried to make some jerky, the heater was dead.
We had the same model previously and it lasted several years, we probably ran it 1000+ hours. Maybe the manufacturing quality has gone down.
We had the same model previously and it lasted several years, we probably ran it 1000+ hours. Maybe the manufacturing quality has gone down.
MikeW : Exceeded Expectations.
Fantastic product. I based my decision to buy on the reviews I read as well as a blog and jerky recipe site I came across, jerkyholic.com, which spoke highly of this product as well. Works great, cleans easily. As other reviewers have said, you do hear it. This is essentially a blow dryer set over a series of screens, although the sound isn't as loud. In the two months that I have had it I've used it weekly to make dog jerky. Yes, he's spoiled, but I like knowing what he's eating. I just take an Eye of Round roast (the leanest I have found. Fat doesn't dehydrate), split it lengthwise, partially freeze it and then cut it into thin strips with the grain, which makes him have to work on chewing it. (For people jerky I usually go across the grain of the meat to make it an easier chew). I use no marinade for the dog's and just let it go on high for 5-6 hours. It is about a 3 to 1 yield of raw to dried product. I have created a monster because this is now the treat of choice. But it's lean protein so I'm happy. People jerky takes longer as you are introducing more moisture into the meat with your marinade.
The only downside is that there is no way to verify the temperature via the machine. So, to be safe, I finish it in the oven at 225 degrees for 10 minutes to ensure it's parasite free. Then, after cooling, refrigerate it in a bag for a week to 10 days. (it never lasts 10 days)
The only downside is that there is no way to verify the temperature via the machine. So, to be safe, I finish it in the oven at 225 degrees for 10 minutes to ensure it's parasite free. Then, after cooling, refrigerate it in a bag for a week to 10 days. (it never lasts 10 days)
p_rod : You Should Reconsider Buying This Particular Dehydrator!
I am very disappointed with this Nesco dehydrator. When researching dehydrators, I noticed this one had a 72% 5 star rating, the mistake I made was not reading some of the 185 ONE star ratings.
I will make a long story short....the unit failed on it's very first usage. (as many in the reviews did).
The fan worked fine but the unit created no heat, none. I even measured it's temp with an infrared thermometer and when set to 160 degrees, it only registered room temperature.
I just initiated a return with Amazon and this unit is going back via UPS first thing in the morning. I do give Amazon FIVE stars on it's ease of making a return on a defective product.
No, I cannot recommend this unit for purchase to anyone.
I will make a long story short....the unit failed on it's very first usage. (as many in the reviews did).
The fan worked fine but the unit created no heat, none. I even measured it's temp with an infrared thermometer and when set to 160 degrees, it only registered room temperature.
I just initiated a return with Amazon and this unit is going back via UPS first thing in the morning. I do give Amazon FIVE stars on it's ease of making a return on a defective product.
No, I cannot recommend this unit for purchase to anyone.
Dave : Not built to last, takes long time to dehydrate fruits
I've purchased three of these dehydrators over the last six years, and last me about two years before the heater fails. Each time, I would purchase a new unit and reuse some of the trays from the failed unit with the new unit. However, when you get to seven trays, it takes a long time for fruit to dry. I did call the company, and they said this dehydrator was 'not commercial', which must mean that you can only dehydrate items once in awhile or that you can't really dehydrate several batches of oranges or pears. Between the units failing, taking a long time to dehydrate the food, and the poor quality, I'm going to look at a different brand that can do a better job.
Synchromom56 : The dogs LOVE THEM!
This is my first summer with a big garden. I've dried tomatoes and peppers. I've also made dog treat "chicken chips". I sliced chicken thinly and dried them till crunchy. The dogs LOVE THEM!!! I use them for training treats. I've also heard sweet potatoes chips are good too. I ordered the extra trays and have used them. So far, you tube has been the best source for recipes. I would recommend and have shared it with friends
Christina M : Amazing! Works perfect
I've been using this product for several months. I have made beef jerky, fruits, vegetables, dog treats, and candy. The plastic trays are durable and so easy to clean. I bought extra trays to go with it, so I'm running 14 trays each time. The heat is so evenly distributed that I don't have to rotate or flip anything. Everything comes out perfect every time. The temperature actually only gets to about 155. So any meat I put in the oven at 170 for an hour to make sure its safe. You cannot beat this product at this value. Its amazing for everything. I'm doing herbs and spices this week. I love it.
V. Albarez : Works GREAT !!!!!
So, after spending so much money on chicken jerky for my dogs, we decided to try our hand at this dehydration stuff. Well, my eyes watered after reading and comparing so many different machines and I was tired of the whole idea. This one stood out because of the number of positive feedback and we settled on it. My wife and I are so very happy we did! As a starter, I don't believe you can do any better, and to be honest, you really couldn't go wrong with this. It is so easy to use and clean that I have used it every weekend for the dogs and ourr own jerky and do not see us ever going bask to store bought items. Take the dive and have some fun, fruits and veggies are next!
Michael Burnstein : Broke Immediately
It arrived yesterday. I had meat ready and I laid it all out, seasoned it, and placed it on several racks in the dehydrator. When I plugged it in the fan came on. I unplugged it, placed the top on and plugged it back in. I marveled at how quiet it was. Then I realized it wasn't working for the last 2 hours. There appear to be no lights or other indications of power/operation on this model.
Amazon is providing a no hassle replacement. Let's see if the next one works.
Amazon is providing a no hassle replacement. Let's see if the next one works.
Shawn D. : Does not get as hot as "thermostat" states
I ran this dehydrator for 4 hours with nothing inside except for a thermometer. After the 4 hours at 160 degrees, the unit never got past 137 degrees.
I am going to return it and try another one. If I get the same result, then I will return and go with another model. I will report back with the outcome. If the next one works correct, then I will also adjust my star rating.
Got the replacement dehydrator in, and same thing. Can't get it past 135 degrees. Tried multiple thermometers thinking that might be the issue, but they all read the same. Sadly have to return this one as well.
I am going to return it and try another one. If I get the same result, then I will return and go with another model. I will report back with the outcome. If the next one works correct, then I will also adjust my star rating.
Got the replacement dehydrator in, and same thing. Can't get it past 135 degrees. Tried multiple thermometers thinking that might be the issue, but they all read the same. Sadly have to return this one as well.
robin spindler : takes forever to dry anything
This takes way longer than it should to dry everything I put on it. Mostly I dry very thin sliced tomatoes, sliced habaneros, greens, and herbs; in most cases they have to get crispy dry because I pulverize them in a blender and then screen them to make powder. If I just wanted the food to get leathery this might be worth three stars.
I had an American Harvest dryer that I bought decades ago; this brand was bought out by Nesco. My AH dryer finally stopped working and I wanted to buy one just like it but now the company has been taken over by Nesco. But it looked the same. So I bought it. And oh what a difference; it takes way longer to dry food, and I have to turn up the heat more than I like to do to get the food to dry.
What makes it worse is that between the old and new dryer I moved from very humid eastern Nebraska to the dry climate of Arizona. So my new dryer should dry faster in this environment. But it doesn't; it dries way slower.
Nesco says they will send me a new head. I hope it works. I don't know if I trust this vendor though, since they sold me a model in 2020 that was made in 2012.
I had an American Harvest dryer that I bought decades ago; this brand was bought out by Nesco. My AH dryer finally stopped working and I wanted to buy one just like it but now the company has been taken over by Nesco. But it looked the same. So I bought it. And oh what a difference; it takes way longer to dry food, and I have to turn up the heat more than I like to do to get the food to dry.
What makes it worse is that between the old and new dryer I moved from very humid eastern Nebraska to the dry climate of Arizona. So my new dryer should dry faster in this environment. But it doesn't; it dries way slower.
Nesco says they will send me a new head. I hope it works. I don't know if I trust this vendor though, since they sold me a model in 2020 that was made in 2012.
Michael Burnstein : Broke Immediately
It arrived yesterday. I had meat ready and I laid it all out, seasoned it, and placed it on several racks in the dehydrator. When I plugged it in the fan came on. I unplugged it, placed the top on and plugged it back in. I marveled at how quiet it was. Then I realized it wasn't working for the last 2 hours. There appear to be no lights or other indications of power/operation on this model.
Amazon is providing a no hassle replacement. Let's see if the next one works.
Amazon is providing a no hassle replacement. Let's see if the next one works.
SRS : Who knew how much one could dehydrate!
We bought this dehydrator originally to make sweet potato rawhide's for our dog after buying some at a specialty store for an outrageous sum of money. Now that one of our dog's is unwell and limited to what she can eat we looked for a way to make these ourselves. The basic Nesco unit is generous with its stacks so we could dehydrate about 7 lbs of potato at once. We have tried one of their recipes for potato chips but will opt not to do that again but it was fun to try. So we've used it four time so far and are happy. The only reason I gave it four stars for durability is because we've had it three weeks. The only other things that I would point out are that it is rather large and can be noisy. When it's running we always think our oven is turned on!
toni carswell : Good product/reasonable price
I have been researching dehydrators for a while now and this one came up on quite a few "consumer best" lists. For a "newbie" I think this was an excellent purchase. I was a little intimidated by the process so I went with the one that wouldn't be a huge investment if I decided it wasn't worth my time or effort. It really has been a game changer. I did know that I wanted one with a top fan and a temperature control. I would go for a back fan and the additional timer feature if/when I decide to purchase another. Overall I think this was exactly what I was looking for and it's SO QUIET! (My SO was actually impressed with how little noise it makes.) I definitely would recommend this product!
MikeW : Exceeded Expectations.
Fantastic product. I based my decision to buy on the reviews I read as well as a blog and jerky recipe site I came across, jerkyholic.com, which spoke highly of this product as well. Works great, cleans easily. As other reviewers have said, you do hear it. This is essentially a blow dryer set over a series of screens, although the sound isn't as loud. In the two months that I have had it I've used it weekly to make dog jerky. Yes, he's spoiled, but I like knowing what he's eating. I just take an Eye of Round roast (the leanest I have found. Fat doesn't dehydrate), split it lengthwise, partially freeze it and then cut it into thin strips with the grain, which makes him have to work on chewing it. (For people jerky I usually go across the grain of the meat to make it an easier chew). I use no marinade for the dog's and just let it go on high for 5-6 hours. It is about a 3 to 1 yield of raw to dried product. I have created a monster because this is now the treat of choice. But it's lean protein so I'm happy. People jerky takes longer as you are introducing more moisture into the meat with your marinade.
The only downside is that there is no way to verify the temperature via the machine. So, to be safe, I finish it in the oven at 225 degrees for 10 minutes to ensure it's parasite free. Then, after cooling, refrigerate it in a bag for a week to 10 days. (it never lasts 10 days)
The only downside is that there is no way to verify the temperature via the machine. So, to be safe, I finish it in the oven at 225 degrees for 10 minutes to ensure it's parasite free. Then, after cooling, refrigerate it in a bag for a week to 10 days. (it never lasts 10 days)
Patty B : Nesco FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator,...
To be quite honest, our first unit (same one) lasted for several years of dehydrating tomatoes, bananas, sweet potatoes, etc... This unit stopped working properly after less than 3 months. We got a refund for it and moved on to a better unit.
Jax D : Makes great jerky!
We use this every couple weeks to make jerky! It takes a few hours with the amount of jerky we do. Makes the house smell wonderful! Cleaning the trays sucks. I have to soak the trays in hot water with soap for a while and scrub hard with a dish brush to get the majority of the cooked marinade off.
Dorothy G : Love this dehydrator
This is my first summer with a big garden. I’m using the dehydrator to save my harvest for use throughout the year. I have used it multiple times each week since I got it 2 months ago. Since I am new to dehydrating, it took a few trials to get the hang of it. Uniform sizes of the fruit and vegetable slices is important. Drying time varies with the weather. The guide booklet that comes with the dehydrator is a helpful starting point but I found that I had to adjust thickness of slices and drying times from their recommendations. It’s super easy to keep clean. I gave it 4 stars for cleaning only because the silicone mesh for small items tends to stain easily.
Joseph McCall : Went from a repeat customer to an ex-customer, shame on Nesco
Long-time, loyal customer and extremely happy in the past with Nesco. I've purchased multiple FD-75 and even given them as gifts due to the quality and usefulness. After recently purchasing my third FD-75, however, they may have permanently lost me as a customer.
My first two dehydrators (with max number of trays) are working great after several years and, as we actually need to dry more, we added a third this month along with separate trays. The blower and base of the new unit appear similar to the older models but both the trays that shipped with the dehydrator and the extra trays are flimsy and warped. I contacted customer support and the response was basically "due to the pandemic we're mass producing the trays and sometimes they get warped". Well, I'm pretty sure you were always mass producing the trays regardless of a global health crisis. The trays were clearly redesigned from the earlier models and I'd appreciate an honest response.
The new trays do not have a large center ring like older models (so now herbs get blown straight down through the trays) and they are all terribly warped and uneven due to cheaper plastics. If sales are up due to so many new home gardeners, and you're manufacturing more trays than ever, why make an inferior product to eek out a few extra pennies per unit? You're not making new, long-term customers and you're actively driving away loyal ones like me.
Shame on you, Nesco.
My first two dehydrators (with max number of trays) are working great after several years and, as we actually need to dry more, we added a third this month along with separate trays. The blower and base of the new unit appear similar to the older models but both the trays that shipped with the dehydrator and the extra trays are flimsy and warped. I contacted customer support and the response was basically "due to the pandemic we're mass producing the trays and sometimes they get warped". Well, I'm pretty sure you were always mass producing the trays regardless of a global health crisis. The trays were clearly redesigned from the earlier models and I'd appreciate an honest response.
The new trays do not have a large center ring like older models (so now herbs get blown straight down through the trays) and they are all terribly warped and uneven due to cheaper plastics. If sales are up due to so many new home gardeners, and you're manufacturing more trays than ever, why make an inferior product to eek out a few extra pennies per unit? You're not making new, long-term customers and you're actively driving away loyal ones like me.
Shame on you, Nesco.
JessicaW : Heater died after only 4 months
We bought this in July, used it a couple times to make some backpacking food, and then let it sit until November. When we tried to make some jerky, the heater was dead.
We had the same model previously and it lasted several years, we probably ran it 1000+ hours. Maybe the manufacturing quality has gone down.
We had the same model previously and it lasted several years, we probably ran it 1000+ hours. Maybe the manufacturing quality has gone down.
V. Albarez : Works GREAT !!!!!
So, after spending so much money on chicken jerky for my dogs, we decided to try our hand at this dehydration stuff. Well, my eyes watered after reading and comparing so many different machines and I was tired of the whole idea. This one stood out because of the number of positive feedback and we settled on it. My wife and I are so very happy we did! As a starter, I don't believe you can do any better, and to be honest, you really couldn't go wrong with this. It is so easy to use and clean that I have used it every weekend for the dogs and ourr own jerky and do not see us ever going bask to store bought items. Take the dive and have some fun, fruits and veggies are next!
Christina M : Amazing! Works perfect
I've been using this product for several months. I have made beef jerky, fruits, vegetables, dog treats, and candy. The plastic trays are durable and so easy to clean. I bought extra trays to go with it, so I'm running 14 trays each time. The heat is so evenly distributed that I don't have to rotate or flip anything. Everything comes out perfect every time. The temperature actually only gets to about 155. So any meat I put in the oven at 170 for an hour to make sure its safe. You cannot beat this product at this value. Its amazing for everything. I'm doing herbs and spices this week. I love it.
Amazon Customer : My first dehydrator and I couldn’t love it anymore the possibilities are endless
My first dehydrator and I couldn’t love it anymore the possibilities are endless. I made my first batch of beef jerky with the Nesco dehydrator in conjunction with the jumbo jerky works kit and everybody loved the jerky. I will be purchasing the Nesco food vacuum seal in the near future to seal all the freshness of my beef jerky. I have also made all natural fruit roll ups for my kids and they can’t have enough. Make sure to purchase additional trays so that you can make a lot because it goes fast.
Denise Hanuschak : Use it all the time
Guess what? You can use this to make yogurt. Just buy enough extra trays to accommodate the height of your yogurt jars (6 rings is enough room for a quart Mason jar), using wire cutters snip out the grid where it’s attached to the side ring, re stack the rings, set it for 110F - 115F, and let it go. I like kind of sweet yogurt so mine runs for 6 - 8 hours.
You’re welcome.
Hey, NESCO! How about making it official & produce yogurt rings.
You’re welcome.
Hey, NESCO! How about making it official & produce yogurt rings.
Tabletguy : Does not line up properly
Just recieved this unit and I have had another one in the past but this time the quality seems to have went down the drain. The main cover that has the temp switch on it does not line up at all. The cover has to warp spots on two sides making it impossible to create a nice "seal" to hold the heat in for dehydrating the food. Some people said theirs were fine so it could be a bad batch. Also This one I ordered was from the frsutration free packaging
Josh Frantz : Needs Auto-Off Timer, Practice, and Patience (Which I Don't Have)
Most of all, this item really needs a auto-off timer. Without a timer, you can't just "set it and forget it." I did not find this to be convenient or to save money. I got it for fresh fruit, but did not fully realize how little dehydrated product results from fresh fruit. It think it would be more cost-effective to just buy dehydrated fruit that was produced in bulk unless you need to be very picky about ingredients or have an orchard where you already have the fruit and need a way to preserve it. Another issue is that the photos show all sorts of different fruits combined on different trays, but different types of fruit finish at different times, so in my experience, some were done, some overdone, and some needed much longer. I'm sure this would improve with some practice, but practice means wasting food. This is why I didn't attempt to make beef jerky: I bought the beef but didn't want to risk making something inedible. I also made a fruit leather, which did taste good, but was very messy (leaked onto the other trays - pain to clean) and was very difficult to scrape from the tray so it did not look pretty. Again, that probably would improve with some practice, but I just don't have the patience. I returned for full refund.
Josh Frantz : Needs Auto-Off Timer, Practice, and Patience (Which I Don't Have)
Most of all, this item really needs a auto-off timer. Without a timer, you can't just "set it and forget it." I did not find this to be convenient or to save money. I got it for fresh fruit, but did not fully realize how little dehydrated product results from fresh fruit. It think it would be more cost-effective to just buy dehydrated fruit that was produced in bulk unless you need to be very picky about ingredients or have an orchard where you already have the fruit and need a way to preserve it. Another issue is that the photos show all sorts of different fruits combined on different trays, but different types of fruit finish at different times, so in my experience, some were done, some overdone, and some needed much longer. I'm sure this would improve with some practice, but practice means wasting food. This is why I didn't attempt to make beef jerky: I bought the beef but didn't want to risk making something inedible. I also made a fruit leather, which did taste good, but was very messy (leaked onto the other trays - pain to clean) and was very difficult to scrape from the tray so it did not look pretty. Again, that probably would improve with some practice, but I just don't have the patience. I returned for full refund.
Dorothy G : Love this dehydrator
This is my first summer with a big garden. I’m using the dehydrator to save my harvest for use throughout the year. I have used it multiple times each week since I got it 2 months ago. Since I am new to dehydrating, it took a few trials to get the hang of it. Uniform sizes of the fruit and vegetable slices is important. Drying time varies with the weather. The guide booklet that comes with the dehydrator is a helpful starting point but I found that I had to adjust thickness of slices and drying times from their recommendations. It’s super easy to keep clean. I gave it 4 stars for cleaning only because the silicone mesh for small items tends to stain easily.
Jesse Knott : First one was DOA, but prime to the rescue, second unit arrived 2 days later and is perfect!
First one of these I ordered had a faulty heating element, as I have seen other reviews complain about. It seemed that the system would max out at 135° which is way too cool for making Jerky (FDA recommends 160° minimum to kill all bacteria). Along comes Amazon to the rescue, I initiate a return and they send a replacement unit the same day! The new unit has arrived and so far I am VERY pleased! This new appears to be working fine so far, and I will update if I have any complications.
All this being said, I love the trays, and while I have had some sticking problems with some fruit, namely strawberries, and bananas, I still am extremely pleased with the units performance now that I have a new one that reaches the proper temperature. The only reason for the 4/5 stars is that the first unit was DOA, and had I not been skeptical and checked the temp manually I could have been faced with under cooked and potentially dangerous jerky.
All this being said, I love the trays, and while I have had some sticking problems with some fruit, namely strawberries, and bananas, I still am extremely pleased with the units performance now that I have a new one that reaches the proper temperature. The only reason for the 4/5 stars is that the first unit was DOA, and had I not been skeptical and checked the temp manually I could have been faced with under cooked and potentially dangerous jerky.
K. Leann : Great little dehydrator but experement with times yourself.
I love this thing. I use it a lot to make dried snacks and my own beef jerky. I just recommend for the jerky to not use ground beef, it's far too greasy and never seems to properly dehydrate and just leaves a big mess at the bottom. Plus the ground beef likes to strick to the trays I found and rips apart when you try and pull it off.
What I do instead for jerky is get a roast and either have the store slice it thin or cut it thin myself then slice into strips as I did in the photos and let it marinate overnight in a ziplock bag before laying it out. You don't have to trim the fat away if you don't want. (I don't) A nice 3-pound roast just fits on the 5 trays that come with this. Don't be afraid to pack it in tight, the strips shrink down as it cooks.
The cooking time for jerky will vary depending on the thickness of the sliced meat and how you like your jerky, rather really dry and hard, or still chewy. Around 4 hours makes jerky where it's still nice and chewy, though thicker slices may need an extra hour or two.
When just starting out I recommend checking on the status of what you're making every 2-3 hours to get a feel for how long something might take. This works really good as I found going by the time in the instructions can leave some thing's like jerky a bit overdone, very dry and snapped in half when bent overdone. The jerky in the photos was in for 4 hours and was dry and still very chewy like store bought jerky.
Cleaning is easy, while the trays don't quite fit in my small dishwasher, a quick swipe with water and a sponge does the trick. For aid, I also place one of the tray mats meant for fruit rollup like snacks at the very bottom below the trays to catch any drips while cooking and that's easy to wipe down as well.
What I do instead for jerky is get a roast and either have the store slice it thin or cut it thin myself then slice into strips as I did in the photos and let it marinate overnight in a ziplock bag before laying it out. You don't have to trim the fat away if you don't want. (I don't) A nice 3-pound roast just fits on the 5 trays that come with this. Don't be afraid to pack it in tight, the strips shrink down as it cooks.
The cooking time for jerky will vary depending on the thickness of the sliced meat and how you like your jerky, rather really dry and hard, or still chewy. Around 4 hours makes jerky where it's still nice and chewy, though thicker slices may need an extra hour or two.
When just starting out I recommend checking on the status of what you're making every 2-3 hours to get a feel for how long something might take. This works really good as I found going by the time in the instructions can leave some thing's like jerky a bit overdone, very dry and snapped in half when bent overdone. The jerky in the photos was in for 4 hours and was dry and still very chewy like store bought jerky.
Cleaning is easy, while the trays don't quite fit in my small dishwasher, a quick swipe with water and a sponge does the trick. For aid, I also place one of the tray mats meant for fruit rollup like snacks at the very bottom below the trays to catch any drips while cooking and that's easy to wipe down as well.
Diane Karraker : MAKING HEALTHY SNACKS FOR MY DOGS - NO MORE CHEMICALS
2 years ago I went to feeding my 2 dogs (terriers) human grade food after buying the expensive store bought food that was costing me a fortune. I now pay less for quality meats, fish, produce and starches to be feed to my dogs vs buying expensive pet food with ingredients I can't pronounce. However, I still had an issue with treats, especially for training. So I purchased this dehydrator and finished making their first batch of eye of round jerky and currently making chicken jerky as I write. Nothing added just pure meat. They LOVE IT to say the least. And I don't have to worry about unknown ingredients. We did that for ourselves 2 years ago also and have seen health issues disappear. Our motto is "If God created it and its natural unaltered, we can eat it" Our food bill went down some and we are healthy. Give yourself and your pets a gift of health by buying a dehydrator.
Patty B : Nesco FD-75A Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator,...
To be quite honest, our first unit (same one) lasted for several years of dehydrating tomatoes, bananas, sweet potatoes, etc... This unit stopped working properly after less than 3 months. We got a refund for it and moved on to a better unit.
Alanni : Would NOT Recommend
This was my first food dehydrator purchase. I got heavily invested into videos, articles, and recipes over the summer about dehydrating and I spent months debating if I should buy one and if so, which one? I did plenty of research and decided on this one due to positive reviews I read and it being on the more affordable side. From my experiences since making the purchase, I regret buying this one and would not recommend it. I don’t know if I will even continue this hobby. My food dehydrator takes 3-5x the amount of time it says it will take to dehydrate something, even in smaller batches. This adds up on my electricity bill, not to mention the inconvenience of not knowing whether your food is finished because it’s already been well over the suggested dehydrating time.
Kreative : The FD-60 is a better choice
I had purchased the Nesco FD-60, back in 2010, and ran that baby non stop for over 8 years!! Well, it finally died, and I thought I would purchase another nesco, because of my last experience.
I like the old one WAY better... the trays on this particular one does not lock in, nor do they have an inner lip, holding the foods from falling down to the next tray. The drying time is no faster that my last one, so the motor power difference....Hmmm, don't know about that. I use my old trays with the new motor.
I like the old one WAY better... the trays on this particular one does not lock in, nor do they have an inner lip, holding the foods from falling down to the next tray. The drying time is no faster that my last one, so the motor power difference....Hmmm, don't know about that. I use my old trays with the new motor.
Chris Gorman : Works great as a filement dryer
I got this food dehydrator to dry the filament for my 3D printer. It works great, but I would recommend that if someone does the same to use a thermometer to double check the temp. I set the nob to 52C and it heats the inside to 47C. Not a big deal because I don't use it for food, but it could be a big deal if you use it for food. Also a little thing I didn't know until I got it, there isn't an on/off switch. If it's plugged in it is on, unplug it to turn it off. And for those currious, I can fit 2 1KG spools of filament inside of it. So if you need to dry more filament you will probably need either more of the inserts or to buy a larger dehydrator. I also set it to "52C" (read 47C) whe I go to dry my PLA, and then I leave it in the dryer for 12-24 hours. If your filament spools are more open on the sides you can probably get away with less, but the sides of my filament are usually quite solid. I havn't tried other filaments in the dryer yet as I only have PLA, but I think that a food dehydrator is a must for anyone who does 3D printing.
And for those who say that PLA is fine sitting on a shelf and doesn't need dried or place in dry storage, the humidity where I live is consistently over 80% for 6+months out of the year. It will absorb moisture at those humidity levels, everything does.
And for those who say that PLA is fine sitting on a shelf and doesn't need dried or place in dry storage, the humidity where I live is consistently over 80% for 6+months out of the year. It will absorb moisture at those humidity levels, everything does.
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