View Full Version : Where to buy Dehydrated food?
joeyt1291
04-16-2010, 13:54
Im looking for dehydrated veggies where can I buy them other then online?
BigHodag
04-16-2010, 15:03
http://www.shelfreliance.com
http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com
http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/freezedriedfruits.aspx
Bags4266
04-16-2010, 15:19
If thats the way your going to be cooking on the trail just buy a mid level dehyrator. Veggies are very simple to do. You'll be hooked in no time preparing great tasting food in any size portion you want.
Preparing your own dehydrated food can make excellent meals.
There are others, here in the forum, that know more about that than I do.
My signature link has two webpages of sources online: use the Food link and look around or use the Site Map.
Farr Away
04-19-2010, 14:27
Natural food stores and food coops will usually have dehydrated vegetables.
Regular grocery stores often have soup mixes which include some dried vegetables. They also have dried onions in the spice section.
You can also find dehydrated or freeze dried vegetables at some gourmet or upscale groceries.
Costco sells Shelf Reliance Thrive Brand. Currently, their one-year food supply is on sale for $799 including shipping
Whoops, accidentally posted before I finished. They do have smaller quantities, if that's too much food :rolleyes:. K2
Harmony House Foods is very good - fast and affordable.
Also check out www.justtomatoes.com and www.packitgourmet.com for other items.
slightlyparanoid
07-01-2011, 16:05
I highly recommend www.EmergencyDehydratedFood.com The food I bought tastes great, is shockingly inexpensive, and they donate 500 meals to feed the hungry around the world via a non-profit using the profit from each sale. I have been very pleased.
30 Large
07-02-2011, 08:51
I highly recommend www.EmergencyDehydratedFood.com (http://www.EmergencyDehydratedFood.com) The food I bought tastes great, is shockingly inexpensive, and they donate 500 meals to feed the hungry around the world via a non-profit using the profit from each sale. I have been very pleased.
I second this. I thoroughly looked over the site and my first purchase is on the way :)
You just can't really beat the prices for the quantities you get.
Also check Asian grocery stores. Some have really inexpensive dried mushrooms. Also many have really good instant sauce mixes (Indian curry, soup mixes). Prices for the same items in the grocery store are usually more expensive.
HiKen2011
07-10-2011, 15:01
I second this. I thoroughly looked over the site and my first purchase is on the way :)
You just can't really beat the prices for the quantities you get.
Wow .23 cents per serving! Can't beat those prices!
These are great, and you can get them at WalMart -- Snapea Crisps, make from green peas, large bag only weighs 3.3 oz.