THANKFUL & BLESSED - a Cornucopia of foods and flowers.

We are so grateful to the US Excalibur Food Dehydrators manufacturer for coping throughout this most difficult year!

We are proud to be your Australian distributor!

Have you said "Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit" yet?
Well, very Good Luck to you!
Actually we have all grown up saying "Bunny, bunny, bunny". We've found it to be just as successful. Haha!
It is a superstition found in Britain and North America wherein a person says or repeats the words "rabbit", "rabbits" or "white rabbits"...

One of the main benefits of having your own garden is that you can grow the freshest produce - and also save yourself a lot of money.
Drying your own herbs is not only inexpensive, but you also preserve the quality of the herb. If you don’t have much of a green thumb, or don't have the space to grow your own herbs, you can find fresh organic herbs at most farmer’s markets.

~~ The Magic Lure of Fish and Catnip ~~
OK ... UNFAIR!!
Kitty noticed that Toshi hit the limelight recently, dressed for dinner and waiting on his Doggie Treats, so insisted we offer Kitties a similar yummy treat ... here it is!
The favourite tucker for most Kitties!

It’s that time of year again with the days gradually getting longer and temperatures pushing higher - Spring is here. It will be nice to have some warmer weather - we love spring!

It's the perfect time for 'out with the old and in with the new'. Along with the seasonal change, Spring Fever is beginning to take hold. The theme of Spring is generally a time of renewal or newness, maybe a fresh start for some. Because the season is associated with such positive vibrations it’s easy to find literally thousands of things to do that are inspired by spring. Spring is ideal for reigniting old projects and kicking off new ones...

What do YOU like to dehydrate? We'd love to hear from you in the comments 🙂

You can dehydrate almost any fresh food - and some things work better than others.

Here are just a few examples:
  *  Fruits ~ eat as snacks; or chop and add to granola and trail mixes; or dried as purees for fruit leather/rollups.
  *  Vegetables ~ eat as snacks and chips; or add to soups, stews, and backpacking meals.
  *  Meat, poultry, and fish ~ all sorts of jerky; add to backpacking meals; or store for soup and stew ingredients.
  *  Nuts, seeds & Sprouted grains ~ eat as snacks; or store for flours, granolas, and baking.
  *  Herbs ~ use in teas, baking, and cooking.
  *  Crackers, breads, and granolas for raw food diets.