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NESCO FD-37 Food Dehydrator, For Snacks, Fruit, Beef Jerky,White/Clear, 4 Trays

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Style: Dehydrator


Features

  • 400-watts of drying power
  • Expandable to 7 trays and the warranty for this item is 1 year
  • Clear top to monitor the drying process
  • Fan forced radial air flow means no tray rotation needed
  • Made in USA

Description

The NESCO FD-37 Food & Jerky Dehydrator is perfect for a beginner or an experienced jerky maker! This dehydrator comes with four (13 1/2″ diameter) trays and expands up to 7 trays so you can dry larger quantities, with no tray rotation needed. Additional Add-A-Trays sold separately. The fixed temperature control takes the guesswork out of finding the optimal drying temperature when making jerky and the quiet, powerful fan forces heated air down the center chamber, then across each individual tray for consistent drying. The clear top cover lets you conveniently watch the drying process. Sample seasoning and cure packs are included to get started. The NESCO FD-37 Food & Jerky Dehydrator provides the drying power for dehydrating great jerky snacks for the active lifestyle.

Brand: NESCO


Material: Plastic


Color: White/Clear


Wattage: 400 watts


Voltage: 1.2E+2 Volts


Brand: NESCO


Material: Plastic


Color: White/Clear


Wattage: 400 watts


Voltage: 1.2E+2 Volts


Item Weight: 4.7 Pounds


Shape: Round


Material Feature: Food Safe


Number of Trays: 4


Temperature Range: 1.6E+2 Degrees Fahrenheit


Is Dishwasher Safe: No


Manufacturer: Nesco American Harvest


Global Trade Identification Number: 13


UPC: 029517005513 295170055138


Product Dimensions: 14.12 x 14.25 x 9.2 inches


Item Weight: 4.7 pounds


Department: Unisex-Adult


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: FD-37


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 28, 2017


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    • Produces perfectly dried garden produce
Style: Dehydrator
If you have a garden or fruit trees or buy in bulk, then this Nesco food dehydrator is a must in your arsenal of kitchen must haves. We have several apple, plum, pear and peach trees and although I can and freeze as much as I'm able to, I wanted another way to preserve what we produced. I had been reading about drying foods but was a little skeptical on the quality I would have. I purchased this Nesco as it had good reviews and I haven't been sorry I did. I did have a couple of trial mishaps to start with as I cut the fruit either too thin, which left me with almost nothing after it was dried, or cut the items too thick which made them never dry to what they should have and then tended to mold. The most successful item I have tried is, of course, the apple. I found that I didn't have to peel or even core the apple, just slice it, dip it in a fruit fresh solution, pat dry and then lay on the trays. It doesn't really take long at all to dry a dryer full if one is diligent about rotating the trays from top to bottom. I found a jar of apple slices that I had dried three years ago and they were as good as the ones I was currently drying. I experimented with a light sugar water and cinnamon to dip the slices in and they were delicious. These needed to thoroughly dry! I place the dried produce in quart glass jars and either cap the jar with metal lids and rings or the white ball plastic lids and put a piece of tape with the contents and date listed. Just store on a pantry shelf. These are great to snack on, low calorie and very satisfying. I have tried peaches but find that the smaller peaches work best if they are not peeled or sliced. Just pit, halve and place the halves on the racks after dipping in fruit fresh and drying. Zucchini is also a nice item to dry, adding it to soups in the winter. I'm not too wild about strawberries but must admit I didn't give them more than one try. One is only limited to ones imagination. There are recipes for fruit leathers and dried jerky which I haven't ventured to try yet. This dryer is quite easy to operate and has a nice instruction booklet with it. There is some noise involved but as it placed it several rooms away, it didn't bother us much after we got used to the sound. The trays are easy to clean up and if there is any food stuck on, just a little soaking in hot soapy water will do the trick. I did purchase two more trays to increase my productivity with each load and they stack quite nicely. I place the whole unit, extra trays, booklet and all in a kitchen trash bag and tie to close and this keeps the dust off and makes for easy storage. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2015 by trishaa
    • Love it! Used it all summer!
Style: Dehydrator
Pros: I've dried a wide variety of items this summer with my dehydrator. I absolutely love it! I joined a CSA for the first time, and the dehydrator was fantastic for most veggies that I could not use immediately. Fantastic with herbs; dries in an hour or two! Other things I've dried this summer: onions, leeks, any kind of pepper, squash, tomatoes (see comment below). Everything has come out wonderfully! Haven't tried jerky or fruit rolls yet! Cons: Herbs or veggies would sometimes turn brown if dried for too long. Basil in particular usually turned brown (probably due to its high moisture content). Onions as well were prone to turning brown when over-dried. This does not appear to affect their taste; only aesthetics. There is no temperature or timer settings on this basic unit. This is not generally a problem, but makes it nearly impossible for me to make tomato leathers correctly with this unit. I almost always over-dry and end up with "tomato chips" instead. Of course, then I just throw them into the food processor and make tomato powder instead, so it's not really a big loss, but something to be aware of. I purchased the optional fruit roll and screen trays to accommodate smaller veggies. I don't have any complaints about these extra trays, but it should be noted that using them will change the airflow in your unit, and you will need to rotate the trays more often to account for them. Yes, it is a bit loud. About as loud as a moderately noisy fan. If it bothers you, just place it out in the garage or porch. Bottom Line: Cons are a minor, and can mostly be solved if you buy a slightly higher-end model. Only real issue is that if you don't want something COMPLETELY dry, you need to keep an eye on it. But for the cheapest dehydrator I've seen on the market, it works like a boss. UPDATE: Five years later, this dehydrator is still going strong! I use it quite frequently every summer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2011 by Ayanami
    • Worth every penny!!
Style: Dehydrator
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I got a new food dehydrator just after Christmas. I have to admit, I am thoroughly impressed. I had an old Ronco food dehydrator from Goodwill that I'd purchased for $5 (USD) and had learned how to make beef jerky. Now I liked it, but it was old, I had to keep swapping the trays around to ensure even drying, and so forth. Over time, of course, due to its age, it finally just broke. So I ended up getting a new food dehydrator. I am SO happy. It makes jerky like a DREAM! I don't have to swap out trays anymore, it's WAY more powerful, and dries more evenly, than my old one, works in less time, gets Warmer than my old one got and circulates air a lot better, and, just in all, I am SO happy. The first new batch of jerky has turned out delicious - a sweet bbq flavor. This year, I am SO going to be making jerky like a fiend! Not to mention tons of fruit leather - i.e. homemade fruit rollups but with absolutely no sugar added or any preservatives. Not to mention being able to dehydrate veggies for long-term use. I am a very happy camper. :-) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024 by Bridget Kielas-Fecyk Bridget Kielas-Fecyk
    • Good starter
Style: Dehydrator
Its louder than i expected and I thought the hold togather clips came with.....didn't get any so i guess not. Works well though; especially for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by Amy Lou

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