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Trying a box of freeze dried food.

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[Opaldragon]

Girl, you really tried the watermelon and said “I need to order everything I can eat freeze dried now!” I’m so glad that you can experience great texture and flavor of the same items.

[CM-enqh]

Why no raisins = people with mcas are often reacting to histamines and histamines form in food if it sits around for a long time at warm temperatures. My friend with mcas can be perfectly fine eating something one day and then allergic to it the next because it stayed warm too long, even if it went into the fridge quickly. You make raisins by keeping grapes warm for a really long time therefore tons of histamines

[ILoveYou-rvpd]

Oh yes, I’ve had salted freeze dried green beans before! They’re actually really good for when you’re craving something like chips or popcorn.

[malaika]

I dont know if you've tried this before but if you smash raspberries with a fork, add some chia seeds, let it sit for 5 minutes, then make little balls and put it in the freezer it's a nice frozen treat!

[yago]

I saw a Carmel date recipe from Thebigleybasic
I hope you try it
2 ingredient date caramel! all you need is dates + boiling water. it’s the perfect fall recipe and so easy to customize!

ingredients:
•16 medjool dates
•boiling water

optional ingredients:
•canned coconut cream or coconut milk
•almond or cashew butter
•pure vanilla extract
•salt
•cinnamon

instructions:
1. add the dates to a bowl and cover with boiling water. soak the dates for 10 minutes then remove from the water and pit.
2. add the pitted dates to a food processor and process until smooth and creamy. you may need to add a bit of hot water to the date mixture as it processes to help it process.
3. once smooth, dig in and enjoy! store leftovers in the fridge.

recipe notes:
i like to add about 1/4 cup coconut milk, coconut cream or nut butter to my date caramel to make it extra creamy, as well as some vanilla extract and salt. feel free to add whatever additional ingredients you like — cinnamon would be delicious

[hvale]

Btw you can buy a home freeze dryer. It’s $3, 000 so idk if you have the funds at this moment, but you’d probably love it. Super easy to use and worth every penny.

[hamandeggs]

You should try one of those recipe websites where you tell it what ingredients you have and it tells you what to make. Maybe youll discover something new to make!

[Renaissance]

You could try grinding up some of the watermelon and dipping grapes covered in lime juice in it, i have never had it but it could be good :)

[clowncarcollective]

your makeup looks amazing in this omg
or do you just have really good skin ??
either way, you look flawless

[ribby]

I’m curious why you can’t have raisins? Does stuff get added to them?

[Ella.-.]

If you really like it, I really think you should get a freeze dryer❤

[QueerChaos]

Wait, why couldn't you just make raisins out of the grapes you can have? Like, using a dehydrator or something?

[icatfishedyourdad]

Are you allowed sugar? You could dip the grapes into lime juice then dip them in sugar, put them into the freezer for a little bit and then you have sweet n sour freeze dried grapes for a summer time treat! Or just do it without the sugar and just add lime juice 😊

[Bluespicification]

Freeze dried foods are delicious, they’re so light and airy! Now you have some perfect snacks for the movie theatre!

[binbeansnah]

you could crush the beans to sprinkle on top of savory meals for a bit of flavor

[alishaparr]

Freeze dried green beans definitely have a chip consistency you should sprinkle some of your salt and maybe lime juice on them.

[lalibi]

Maybe you can use the savory ones by grinding them up and adding them as seasonings to your meals!

[Sag_the_wirdo]

You should try to make raisins, I know nothing about the raisin making process by assume you can probably make them without additives. It’s probably a difficult process, but if you like them that much you should try.

[eSThEr-du]

This is so random but i know you can have olive oil but can you have olive. I think olives would be i nice way i spice up your turkey meals

[mamawvondak]

I think I would have tried those one at a time like you do when you’re adding a new food. Freeze drying may change the molecular structure of the food. I hope that’s not the case though.