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freeze drying
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freeze drying [′frēz ‚drī·iŋ]
(engineering)
A method of drying materials, such as certain foods, that would be destroyed by the loss of volatile ingredients or by drying temperatures above the freezing point; the material is frozen under high vacuum so that ice or other frozen solvent will quickly sublime and a porous solid remain.


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When it comes to buying acai berry you have to make sure it''s good quality and the berries has to be freeze dried so that it can be consumed later and 100% its nutrients will be conserved.
Demand for freeze dried ingredients will increase as food manufacturers look to enhance their products with natural ingredients, says leading global freeze drying ingredient experts, Chaucer Foods.
Autumn has come and gone, but the fresh, sweet taste of apples can be enjoyed throughout the year thanks to Freeze Dried Cinnamon Apple offerings from Van Drunen Farms (VDF).
 
 
 
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