General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
OFF TOPIC: freeze drying food.	3-Dec-2009 At 1:24:58 PM	foreverabumbly
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I dehydrate normally then vacum seal and store in freezer, I just went on a walk where I ate meals with meat in them that had been stored in the freezer for just over a year and had no problems with it. freeze dried meals do last longer but I havnt encounted any great benefits to make me want to switch. A good tip is to make a test batch that you rehydrate before going away to see if its still good. (but do this at least 4 days proir to leaving as you wont have time to replace any off stuff otherwise!)

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