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Freeze dehydrated is, also known as freeze-drying, is an advanced form of dehydration that involves quickly freezing fruits and vegetables and then removing the moisture in a low-temperature, vacuum environment. It can drastically reduce the moisture content to a low level while still preserving the food’s nutrients, flavor, and color. This will allow it to have a longer shelf life.

How long can Freeze dehydrated foods be stored?

Because of their low moisture content, freeze-dried foods can greatly extend their shelf life:

  • Sealed storage at room temperature: 12-24 months.
  • Cool, dry climate: It was extended for over 24 months.
  • Vacuum or nitrogen-filled casing: These methods further preserve the taste and nutrients and increase the shelf life.

Precautions: Consume the product as soon as possible after it’s released in order to avoid absorption of moisture, which can adversely affect the taste and quality.

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How to store freeze dehydrated vegetables and fruits?

To maximize the quality and nutritional value of freeze-dried foods, the proper storage methods are important:

  • Sealed packaging

Use sealed bags, vacuum bags, or airtight containers to prevent air and moisture from entering.

  • Dry, cool space

The environment should be dry and have sufficient ventilation; it should avoid direct sunlight and humidity.

  • Low temperature storage

Keep it in the refrigerator or freezer to extend its shelf life.

  • Avoid odors

Freeze-dried food is easy to absorb odors, so it should be kept away from other items that have strong smells.

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