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Question: Can this dehydrator be used to dry homemade cerael?
Document: This dehydrates things. It's good. Although it's a bit noisy, so I've been either dehydrating at night, or putting it in the spare bedroom with the door shut. It makes really good dehydrated apple slices, and I've also used it to dry spent grains after making beer, and for dehydrating homemade dog treats to make them last longer. The dogs approve.
I really like this dehydrator and it does the job however, I wish it had a temp setting. I found it to be great for drying fruit for homemade trail mix.
So far we have made a couple of batches of jerky, powdered eggs, a few different types of fruit leather and I've used it to dry onions. Tomorrow we will be making banana chips!The dehydrator does make noise like the other reviews say but the noise doesn't bother us at all. The whirring is almost hypnotic to me.
I'm very pleased with this relatively inexpensive dehydrator. I used it with fruit roll sheets to dry hummus, spaghetti sauce, and cooked beans and lentils for a trip. I also used it without the fruit roll sheets to dry sliced onion. I'm new to dehydrating, and I'm glad it was so easy!
I have had this product for 5 months. I loved it in the beginning, however, after only 5-6 uses, it has stopped working. I used it for drying my home grown herbs. Some of the herbs fell between the slats on trays but were "caught" on the bottom tray so it was not much of a problem.I will continue to grow and dry herbs for myself and friends, but will now need to purchase another dehydrator.
The Nesco American Harvest Food Dehydrator I bought through Amazon was a terrific bargain. We've used it to dry venison meat into jerky and also for drying fruits and vegetables. It's easy to operate and clean up is a breeze. Despite the low price, it's performed like a champ. I couldn't be more pleased with its performance and wouldn't hesitate to purchase the same brand again once this one needs replacement.
I recently purchased the Nesco Food Dehydrator from Amazon.com and was really satisfied with my purchase. I received the dehydrator very promptly from Amazon. I used the machine to dry some items from my garden (such as tomatoes) and found the unit worked as advertised. My only complaint would be the machine is quite loud when running, though I don't know how they could fix this...Overall I would recommend this item...
This food dehydrator is perfect for making homemade jerky. My wife was against it because she thought it would stink up the whole house. After coming home from work and tasting the jerky fresh off the dehydrator, she commented on how great it tasted and that the smell wasn&#8217;t even close to what she thought it would be. (win win situation)I had read reviews of it being noisy, but didn&#8217;t let this deter me.
I purchased this dehydrator originally to make homemade beef jerky since store bought jerky has high levels of salt. We are now making our own powders like onion powder, tomato powder and so forth. I am also dehydrating fruits and vegetables for long term storage. I have been watching alot of videos on YouTube about dehydrating and it has been great. Instead of letting my produce go bad I am dehydrating it and using them at a later date.
I purchased this dehydrator to make jerky. I tried all kinds of jerky that can be found in grocery stores, and found all of them intolerably salty. I have tried oven baked homemade beef jerky, and always overcook them. I am so glad that I bought this dehydrator. Homemade jerky has never tasted better. I've tried all kinds of marinates. So far, my favorites are korean BBQ and pineapple teriyaki.Now about the noise. It does sound like a blow dryer on low.
Answer: Hello!You can definitely dehydrate your own cereals/grains/oats.  Here are a few recipes:http://www.yumuniverse.com/2012/05/24/better-than-boxed-strawberry-oat-breakfast-cereal/http://www.food.com/recipe/raw-vegan-quot-toasted-quot-apple-cinnamon-cereal-dehydrator-492063http://theblissfulchef.com/2012/08/guest-post-tips-for-using-your-dehydrator-and-raw-buckwheaties-cereal/Just a few examples!  You can definitely dehydrate the fruit to go in the cereal :-)Hope this helps!