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THIS IS AN INTERESTING CONTRAPTION

While looking around on that Utube site, I found this interesting contraption.  The yanks do everything in a big way. I wonder what this machine costs.

Our son has a vacuum sealer that he uses for meat etc.  This may be adapted to do a similar job.  But watch this SITE

One could do herbs, vegies etc and more.  

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Permalink Reply by Fiona Ryan on July 9, 2020 at 16:04

That is definitely interesting. I'd never heard of a Harvest Right before. It's an expensive bit of kit (nearly $3000 USD) but I suppose if you're going to 'Retire at 40', it may be a practical way of saving every morsel of food. I'd love to be able to freeze dry but I guess I'll just have to stick to drying, fermenting and pickling.

Permalink Reply by Doug Hanning on July 9, 2020 at 19:59

I have a polyscience chamber vacumn sealer and just realised I can fit small jars upright amd larger one laying down, this machine is about a grand but is awsome and used weekly.

Permalink Reply by Christa on July 13, 2020 at 15:17

If get use of it weekly then its worth it. We always spend a bit extra on quality items.  

This would properly seal and vacumn dry goods  etc and much more, for saving another day.

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