They give you the option to first warm the trays before running a cycle, though I don’t fully understand why because it has to warm the trays regardless. Instead, it warms the trays to my chosen temperature while also pulling a vacuum: What I didn’t realize was that the freeze dryer does NOT first freeze the candy like it does everything else.
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I thought about including M&Ms in this batch, but I decided to run a separate cycle for the M&Ms because I expected the machine to only run a few hours, and I wasn’t sure whether having two different candies in the machine at one time would mess things up.Īs it happens, Harvest Right emailed about an update to the software (that required me to purchase a USB/thumb drive to install the updates) which also discussed how to use the “candy mode,” something I didn’t know existed.Īnyway, it’s rather easy to setup, but the idea is to pick a time between two and three hours–I chose two and a half hours–and a temperature between 135-150 Fahrenheit (I chose 140 Fahrenheit) and let the machine work its magic. Without much forethought, I simply dumped Skittles onto the trays and went for it: So, let’s say I spent about $12 on product. I paid about $9.50 and $14 respectively, and used about half of the jars. Although there were many options with it being so close to Halloween, I went with two staples of my youth, Skittles and M&Ms:
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