THE FREEZE-DRY PROCESS
1. Fresh or cooked foods are placed into the Freeze Dryer where they are frozen to at least -30
degrees Fahrenheit.
2. After freezing, the Freeze Dryer creates a vacuum in the food chamber.
3. As the food is gradually warmed the ice molecules in the food turn to vapor which condenses on
the cold inside surfaces of the vacuum chamber.
4. When the vapor is removed, the food may be removed from the Freeze Dryer and sealed in
moisture and oxygen proof bagging (i.e. zip-lock or mylar bag) to ensure freshness until opened.
5. When water is added to the food, it is restored to its original fresh flavor, aroma, texture, and
appearance!