By FreezeDryingMama, adapted and upgraded by FreezeDry.eu team Can you freeze dry zucchini? A short answer – absolutely yes! Zucchini are excellent for freeze-drying because they contain a lot of water, which allows moisture to be removed quickly and evenly. What’s more, dried zucchini retain not only their nutritional value but also their shape, makingRead more
According to FreezeDryingMama, adapted and supplemented by the FreezeDry.lt team Soup has long been considered one of the simplest, but most nutritious dishes. It gives a feeling of warmth, satiety and comfort, but did you know that soup can be preserved for up to 25 years? This result is achieved by lyophilization. Modern lyophilizers (suchRead more
Space travel is one of the harshest environments imaginable for storing and transporting supplies. There’s no refrigerator floating outside the International Space Station, no supermarket orbiting the Moon, and no margin for spoiled food or degraded medicine. That’s where lyophilization steps in—quietly ensuring that astronauts have safe, lightweight, and long-lasting resources on hand. From theRead more
When disaster strikes—whether it’s a hurricane, earthquake, pandemic, or conflict zone—speed, efficiency, and reliability can mean the difference between life and death. In these moments, supplies have to be delivered quickly, stored safely, and remain effective even under extreme conditions. Lyophilization, or freeze-drying, plays a crucial behind-the-scenes role in making that possible. One of theRead more
HOW TO FREEZE DRY TURKEY DISHES If you’ve seen my youtube channel freezedryingmama, you know I like food. Like, a lot of food. In fact, second only to Veteran’s Day, my favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because to celebrate we’re expected to sit around and eat and be thankful. I can do those. Easy. Plus, IRead more
Most likely, the first thing your average person thinks of if you mention freeze-dried food is astronaut ice cream. While in all likelihood freeze-dried ice cream never actually made it to space, NASA has extensively used the process of freeze drying to make space mission meals. The first meal ever eaten on the surface ofRead more
When storing food long term, it is critical to not allow bacteria to destroy your food. Bacteria need moisture, oxygen, light, and warmth to grow. Freeze drying food is great at eliminating moisture, but it still needs to be stored properly to ensure long-term usage. Mylar bags are great at not allowing in light orRead more
It’s the end of the final harvest time for many gardeners around the country. Cooling temperatures and more rain give vegetable plants a boost, so you’re likely to end up with more than you can handle. Traditionally, gardeners would either can or freeze their surplus for use in winter. However, those two methods tend to doRead more
