BE THE STRONGEST LINK IN YOUR FOOD CHAIN
American Outdoor Guide|October 2021
PROCESS YOUR OWN FOOD TO ENSURE ITS LASTING GOODNESS.
Michael D’Angona
BE THE STRONGEST LINK IN YOUR FOOD CHAIN

The world is an unpredictable place. There might come a time when regular shopping at the local grocery store could be interrupted by an unforeseen food shortage or other natural or man-made crisis occurs (again). All it takes is one hiccup in the supply chain to disrupt the normal flow of food and those who are unprepared will be in trouble when it comes to feeding their families.

One solution is to have plenty of food on hand in case such a scenario occurs, and this can be done partly by preserving fresh foods to make them last far longer than the norm.

Canning, food dehydration, vacuum sealing and other methods of food preservation can all extend the life of foods exponentially while keeping their flavors and nutrition intact.

To win this food storage battle, you need some tools of the trade. This group of food processing essentials can help you make today’s fresh food last well into the uncertain future.

Brød and Taylor Sahara Food Dehydrator

Overview

This uniquely designed food dehydrator features a plethora of benefits for food preservation and folds down to a compact size when it’s not in use. Use this space-saving wonder to extend the life of fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, herbs and more, enabling you to have food on hand in case of a crisis or food shortage. Its seven-tray capacity allows for large amounts of food processing, while its powerful performance mechanics will ensure food preservation for years to come. It even makes healthy treats for your dog!

Specifications

• Simple, slice-and-dry operation

• Quiet, highly efficient radial fan

• Washable and reusable air filter

This story is from the October 2021 edition of American Outdoor Guide.

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