I'd love to try it.. though I do question dehydrated foods "lower weight" value, considering you have to carry more water to stay hydrated on a long hike, since you took all the water out of your food lol
Pro tip: if you weight the food before dehydrating it, you can add just enough water to bring that exact amount of water back and it'll taste perrrrfect
@crooks their already carrying water so it doesnt matter honestly what this guy is saying is that if you measure the water weight beforehand then you can add that exact amount of water and again they are already carrying water for themselves and to rehydrate food so it doesnt matter it could actually save weight if they optimize it correctly and they will have access to water frequently
That's precisely the reason I never opted for dehydrated foods in the military, and stuck with the disgusting MREs... You don't save any weight at all if you carry the proper amount of water to rehydrate the food, or to digest the food after eating it dry. The benefit is really just that it's smaller and takes up less space in your pack. The negative is that it adds extra steps, time, and equipment (like a bowl, stove, and water to clean them) for eating. Not only did I not want to deal with that, but the prep time and clean up time was impractical for military operations. For regular people, it's a choice of convenience vs taste. For "work", 90% of the time it's better to not use dehydrated foods. The only time we ever used dehydrated food was in Arctic Warfare exercises. We boiled snow for water, so it actually was lighter than regular foods. Plus, at extreme low temperatures at sea level, regular food would freeze in your pack
It's impressive coz i know they plan all their meals, prepare it, and have their friends and family mail it to their target location at a specific targeted date.
The transition from cooked fruit leather to dehydrating apple sauce happened so fast for me it made me think you were dehydrating the same apple sauce you just hydrated and this poor apple sauce would be trapped in an endless cycle.
It always makes me happy to see ppl out and about.. I miss hiking.. or being peacefully alone in the woods for days or weeks at a time.. I remember a point in my life when an old Black Bear Sow was my neighbour that minded her own damn business (provided I cook and eat in a separate area from where I bed down)
@Josh Roi And if you watch their channel, they have a couple of videos with dehydrated recipes, like whole meals. :) Go watch them then you'll know what I mean.
It’s not a recipe… it’s literally just cooking it or using another process to remove all the water from it. It’s one ingredient. A recipe takes multiple ingredients… 🤦♂️🤦♂️
My stepmother made dehydrated apple sauce when I was younger, and every time I went to school all of my friends would ask me for some, since it was so good. 👍
I appreciate the perfect loop, dehydrated foods are fun too Same with freeze dried food, freeze dried icecream bars are oddly satisfying to eat because it’s eating icecream but it’s not cold yet it still melts
Dehydrated mangos was a lifesaver as a snack in the boundary waters. After hiking about a mile with gear 3/4 my body weight and being tiny while going through tough mud and it gave me a surprising amount of energy back and restored a bunch of energy!
@daisyjuiced5630 how cool! It sounds delicious, I'd love to try it. I work on a boat so love the idea we could enjoy it as is or rehydrate and enjoy food we otherwise wouldn't have space for 😊
When I was little my mom started giving me dehydrated applesauce as a healthy, mess free snack and I've loved it ever since. Lately we've been blending other fruits into it to try other flavors and they've all been really good. Sadly our new puppy chewed through the dehydrators cord so no applesauce fruit leather for me anytime soon 🥲
You too are literally my goal in life like the effect that you guys are a couple and you can do all these amazing hikes because I have no other word for what it is cause it certainly is not a walk a walk is something that you take quickly y’all are literally hiking across the damn countries and that’s impressive because if I tried to walk 2 miles from my house to a store, I would have to lay down and take a nap so the fact that you guys can walk as far as you do is just fucking phenomenal you guys rock
Excalibur, they have different sizes and I think that’s the smallest .. I have the same one and I love it. It comes with plastic type screen for each tray. You just need to purchase the black grill mat and cut it to size if you want to dehydrate any sauce or soup
That's wonderful and so creative! Also I can't stop thinking about how many children didn't actually hate fruits and vegetables, they just hate it because it's prepared in a boring way Like I'd hate it if someone force me to eat flavorless boiled cauliflower But roasted cauliflower though, sign me up!
@Thomas P.3 - 5% nutrient loss due to low heat during the drying cycle and the gentle air flow, this translates to minimal loss. This means that there is less than 5% nutrient loss on dehydrated food on ANY size portion . vs. 40% - 80% in canned or frozen.
Same dehydrated mango sauce is also very popular in India I'm from Punjab and when we visit to hilly area usually to go to shrines on the way we find those and it really tasty but also a bit sugary 😜we enjoys it and i also want to try apple one too 😄
my 8th grade science teacher did this with a bunch of different fruits for a school snack, I got to try it and it tasted amazing. She had so much of it and it was delectable.
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Dehydrated applesauce specifically is so underrated. It’s like the candy of dehydrated fruit and just so good
I'd love to try it.. though I do question dehydrated foods "lower weight" value, considering you have to carry more water to stay hydrated on a long hike, since you took all the water out of your food lol
Kinda taste like a fruit rollup but better 😂
@JC Green or if you make the applesauce from whole apples. It's actually not that hard (:
@M E dude doesn't know what malnourished means 😂
@M E compared you they probably do look like that.
Pro tip: if you weight the food before dehydrating it, you can add just enough water to bring that exact amount of water back and it'll taste perrrrfect
Yes! I know nothing about dehydrating food, but this is essentially what I was taught in chemistry in highschool.
@crooks they might not use as much water as the fruit initially had. Also so much easier to pack fruit leather than jars of apple sauce
@crooks their already carrying water so it doesnt matter honestly what this guy is saying is that if you measure the water weight beforehand then you can add that exact amount of water and again they are already carrying water for themselves and to rehydrate food so it doesnt matter it could actually save weight if they optimize it correctly and they will have access to water frequently
That's precisely the reason I never opted for dehydrated foods in the military, and stuck with the disgusting MREs... You don't save any weight at all if you carry the proper amount of water to rehydrate the food, or to digest the food after eating it dry.
The benefit is really just that it's smaller and takes up less space in your pack. The negative is that it adds extra steps, time, and equipment (like a bowl, stove, and water to clean them) for eating. Not only did I not want to deal with that, but the prep time and clean up time was impractical for military operations. For regular people, it's a choice of convenience vs taste. For "work", 90% of the time it's better to not use dehydrated foods.
The only time we ever used dehydrated food was in Arctic Warfare exercises. We boiled snow for water, so it actually was lighter than regular foods. Plus, at extreme low temperatures at sea level, regular food would freeze in your pack
@crooks mostly about storage space my guy not weight 😂
sometimes i forget these guys have an actual house and dont just live in the wilderness
Thisnis adorable
🤣🤣🤣 SO TRUE!
The planning and organization involved in your journeys are immense and commendable. Thanks for sharing. 💜🙏🏽
It's impressive coz i know they plan all their meals, prepare it, and have their friends and family mail it to their target location at a specific targeted date.
Gotta bless everybody in the fukin internet right?
Legit just the water out of it get your shit together not that Impressive
Love you
I just eat lembas bread that some elves gave me when I go on a journey.
Its traditional in India, we make it from Mangoes. Its called Amavat ✨
It isn't dehydrate food just pure sugar??
@GreyPunkWolf atheists as soon as religion gets mentioned: ackchyually🤓
omg yes I love the mango chewy stuff:)
Amavat or amaskiny?
It’s not really like that but the concept of is kinda same
You two are the reason I want a dehydrator now!
@saish tari in sunlight? Outside? Like where flies live?
There is literally no need for that dehydrator. Put it in sunlight
The transition from cooked fruit leather to dehydrating apple sauce happened so fast for me it made me think you were dehydrating the same apple sauce you just hydrated and this poor apple sauce would be trapped in an endless cycle.
omg i was just abt to say this
@Axel Granzini 😭😭😭
Same
Don't worry, it's organic. 😂
Poor apple sauce, the apple just wanted to rest in peace
It always makes me happy to see ppl out and about.. I miss hiking.. or being peacefully alone in the woods for days or weeks at a time.. I remember a point in my life when an old Black Bear Sow was my neighbour that minded her own damn business (provided I cook and eat in a separate area from where I bed down)
I love making homemade fruit leather, I use all kinds of fruits not just apples. It’s always delicious.
Fruit leathers are actually a very popular snack in my country. Definitely try this with peaches and plums or green apples. It's very delicious
@mesiroy1234 I don't know what happens in the process but it's never like 100% sugar. It doesn't even taste sweet. It's sour
Isn't just pure sugar fruit is already half sugar if you take out all the water is 100% sugar
@Ertuğrul KARABALIK interesting. In iran it's called Lavashak. Pastil in iran is someting else (something like gummy bears)
@Parham we call them pestil and make them with plums mulberry and Cranberry in turkey
lavashak is so yummy
Reminds me of those dehydrated mango sheets their delicious
Learning so much from both of you. Where are you headed next? Have you done the PCT or Appalachian?
I absolutely love when you guys post videos of dehydration recipes. I could watch those for hours.
They're really cool ideas I never thought of, especially rehydrating things
@Josh Roi they have shown recipes in lots of other videos. So 🤦♂️🤦♂️right back at ya!
@Josh Roi And if you watch their channel, they have a couple of videos with dehydrated recipes, like whole meals. :) Go watch them then you'll know what I mean.
It’s not a recipe… it’s literally just cooking it or using another process to remove all the water from it. It’s one ingredient. A recipe takes multiple ingredients… 🤦♂️🤦♂️
I was just thinking about y’all recently and paid attention to the fact i haven’t seen one of your vids in so long! hope y’all are doing well
I love dehydrated fruit as a snack. It’s delicious without all the added sugar or anything😁
God I LOVE this channel, you guys are so lucky to have each other
thats an georgian snack your making I love it!!
I love dehydrated fruit!!! Especially in roll up form
I just love the texture of fruit leather, you get that burst of flavor and the texture is fun to eat
I love fruit leather, I've never thought to make my own 😊
thats actually a really cool idea! thank you!
My stepmother made dehydrated apple sauce when I was younger, and every time I went to school all of my friends would ask me for some, since it was so good. 👍
@cannibalisticCat I did smart one
@ItzDorax watch the video
How do u make it?
@Pie Squared OK I won't.
The perfect loop doesn’t exis-
Do a tutorial on dehydrated water.
I would love to try using the dehydrator feature on my air oven, watching your adventures has really made curious!
You turned it back to regular apple sauce!!!!! That is awesome!!
Does it still taste good? because if so, I’m freaking doing this!
Lavashak!🤤 It brings back my childhood memories of living in Iran😊
I was literally thinking of that. Oh my God I miss it so much
IKR that's exactly what I was thinking
We have it in bahrain we get it from Irani coldstores, supermarkets it tastes amazing
I need this for my diet
You guys are just so refreshing
You kids are GREAT!
I appreciate the perfect loop, dehydrated foods are fun too
Same with freeze dried food, freeze dried icecream bars are oddly satisfying to eat because it’s eating icecream but it’s not cold yet it still melts
My grandma always made these whenever she would come over, I miss them since we got rid of our dehydrator
It’s like your own home made fruit roll up! That’s awesome !! 💯
What a great
Loop video too!
this is smart. wish we knew this earlier before hiking and camping in a mountain.
Your hair is looking great!
I just could never do this. But you go!
Phew, thought my headphones weren’t working from the beginning 🤣 Anyways, love your guys’s travels!
Dehydrated mangos was a lifesaver as a snack in the boundary waters. After hiking about a mile with gear 3/4 my body weight and being tiny while going through tough mud and it gave me a surprising amount of energy back and restored a bunch of energy!
Oh wow I never thought of rehydrating it! That’s so cool
we call this “ttu lavash” in Armenia which means “sour lavash” cause the traditional one is made of sour plums, love these ❤
Obsessed with the phrase fruit leather 🍎
Once you hydrate the dehydrated fruit leather you can lather the former fruit leather onto a pancake. Nice!
Damn vegan Ed gein over here 🤣
@DaisyAppleJuice we made it up here in NY in kindergarten. I’ll never forget it, it’s so delicious
@daisyjuiced5630 how cool! It sounds delicious, I'd love to try it. I work on a boat so love the idea we could enjoy it as is or rehydrate and enjoy food we otherwise wouldn't have space for 😊
We were served fruit leather as a snack in our schools in the Southern US. It’s so tasty. Sweet and Tart. Strawberry was my fav.
I’d love to know what dehydrator you guys use
Oh, this is one of the specialties where I'm from. We use mango, and it's simply called Mango Sheet.
If a bear catches up to you guys y’all can offer him a sheet of apple sauce
Mmmmm I love chewing stuff like this, now I’m hungry lol
I wonder if dehydrating and rehydrating foods has any impact on its nutritional value, super cool vid! Love the natural fruit leather !
And we use dehydrated water and it weighs much ligther than usual water almost 99%. We dont even need to carry it while walking miles in the dessert
@Pie Squared we won't 😂
Don’t click my profile😂
When I was little my mom started giving me dehydrated applesauce as a healthy, mess free snack and I've loved it ever since. Lately we've been blending other fruits into it to try other flavors and they've all been really good. Sadly our new puppy chewed through the dehydrators cord so no applesauce fruit leather for me anytime soon 🥲
legit thought that "dehydrated" in chemistry meant it was thirsty lollllll. same case for hydrophobic
You too are literally my goal in life like the effect that you guys are a couple and you can do all these amazing hikes because I have no other word for what it is cause it certainly is not a walk a walk is something that you take quickly y’all are literally hiking across the damn countries and that’s impressive because if I tried to walk 2 miles from my house to a store, I would have to lay down and take a nap so the fact that you guys can walk as far as you do is just fucking phenomenal you guys rock
what i didn't know you could do that, that's genius
Awesome!! Great idea for fruit snacking and light packing! 😆
You guy's are amazing!
That looks so good omg
I remember fruit leather I used to buy at sprouts (formerly farmers market)
Please make a dehydrated meal cook book! Would buy that in a heartbeat
I want a freeze dryer soooo bad I hate the price of them lol
I love fruit leathers!
Does anyone know what type of dehydrator that is? Love that its compact and black!
@w ev Thank you so much! Bee in looking to purchase a good dehydrator! 😍
Excalibur, they have different sizes and I think that’s the smallest .. I have the same one and I love it. It comes with plastic type screen for each tray. You just need to purchase the black grill mat and cut it to size if you want to dehydrate any sauce or soup
Well…I’m making a massive batch of this tomorrow….
Reminds me of labashak!! It's a delicious sour snack
I loved that as a child, my mother use to make that and we felt like we had candy and my mother was happy we ate fruit
That's wonderful and so creative!
Also I can't stop thinking about how many children didn't actually hate fruits and vegetables, they just hate it because it's prepared in a boring way
Like I'd hate it if someone force me to eat flavorless boiled cauliflower
But roasted cauliflower though, sign me up!
Have you tried dehydrated strawberries? It's very delicious 😋
That’s genius!
This is that family that gives you an apple on Halloween
Why give an apple if fruit leather are times lighter and delicious!!
100 percent 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Where’d y’all get that dehydrator at? I need one for specific reasons
What’s the Location of the 3rd clip? Looks amazing!
Will the nutritions remain during the dehydrating process?
I'd rather just bring packets of sugar and some water
@Thomas P.3 - 5% nutrient loss due to low heat during the drying cycle and the gentle air flow, this translates to minimal loss. This means that there is less than 5% nutrient loss on dehydrated food on ANY size portion . vs. 40% - 80% in canned or frozen.
@Bobby Brownso it does affect all the vitamines! As all vitamins in fruit are water based. Its basically useless Apple leather
It really only significantly affects water content
Yes
Same dehydrated mango sauce is also very popular in India I'm from Punjab and when we visit to hilly area usually to go to shrines on the way we find those and it really tasty but also a bit sugary 😜we enjoys it and i also want to try apple one too 😄
How cool do more videos on what u can dehydrate please 🙏
I really want a dehydrator one day.
Fascinating!!
I thought she pulled it out of a printer at the beginning 💀-
Ngl this is probably one of the best travel tips I've ever actually received
This is a couple right here I’m jealous of the true love they share
Love this more then I should
This is called "pestil" in Turkey. Sometimes it is filles with nuts, tahini etc. So good !
Y'all making me want to get a dehydrator now
I dehydrated raisins. They’re amazing
That actually looks super good
Your wife is so beautiful ☺️. The relationship you guys have seen so amazing. Imagine having someone who enjoys the same things you do! 🙌 #Goals
Wish I had a dehydrater because I would totally do applesauce. I love fruit leather.
I think I may start doing this cause I actually hate the texture of fruit I feel like maybe this would be easier to eat lol
For some reason this was so satisfying 🙂
Idk how I stumbled here but do this with mango. It is extremely popular here on India. Spread it a bit thickly.
You are an amazing couple👍♥️
The timeliness brought me back thankfully lol
please put a link for your dehydrator!!!
Have you compared dehydration vs freeze dried? Weight or nutritional differences
Man that De-hidrate apple sauce rip is just so satisfying
my 8th grade science teacher did this with a bunch of different fruits for a school snack, I got to try it and it tasted amazing. She had so much of it and it was delectable.
My mum does something like this! She purees pears, peaches, apricots, ect and mixes certain ones together and dires it and it tastes so good
I love fruit leather and dehydrated fruit😍
this is genius!
What dehydrator you guys use ! It looks perfect for my kitchen !!
Fruit leather is my absolute favorite I need a dehydrator
Fruit leather is so much fun to eat
That’s actually pretty cool 👍