Elite Gourmet EFD3321 Food Dehydrator, Stainless Steel Trays Adjustable Temperature Controls, Jerky, Herbs, Fruit, Veggies, Dried Snacks, Stainless Steel

Awesome lil unit, works well for basically anything I want to dry up. I've used this for mushrooms, fruits, jerky, you name it. Set up is about as simple as can be, and it dries things up real well. I've had no issues with it in the past two years I've been using it, if you want an inexpensive dehydrator, this is the one you should go for.

This dehydrator is pretty neat. I got mine last month, and so far its been working well. It can reach temperatures from 95F to 158F which seems like a good range for most things you'd want to dehydrate. The stainless steel trays are nice too, easy to clean and all that (though i did bend one of them trying to fit it in the dishwasher - my bad). I tried making some beef jerky with it last week and it turned out great! I also like how it has a fan for even heat distribution; helps keep things from getting burnt. The only thing I don't love is that sometimes the air flow can be a bit noisy, but its not too bad. Overall, this food dehydrator does what you need it to do. It's easy to use and makes good quality dehydrated food. My one complaint is just the noise level, which can get annoying after a while. But hey, at least I don't have to worry about burning my jerky anymore (which happened more than once with my old oven). If you need a solid dehydrator for your kitchen, this one should do the trick. Just be prepared for some occasional fan noise. Oh, and watch out for those bent trays in the dishwasher, haha.

Bought this to dry up my herbs for teas. It works great and doesn’t really have excessive noise. It is quieter than a coffee machine. If you are someone like me who doesn’t really care to read instruction manuals, this device is easy to figure out with the buttons on the machine, however I would encourage you to review the pamphlets because it has helpful guides on how long you should dehydrate certain foods! From my googling, it seems like this machine has a broad temperature range despite the price tag. I am not a natural chef or big fan of reading full instruction manuals, but I looked up their instructions for herbs when doing my dandelions and they turned out perfect and still had their color. I attached a video to this review that demonstrates the noise level with your phone smushed right against it. If you are standing a few feet away or a room away, it is near nonexistent.

Does the job well

I must say I really like this product and like how compact and simple it is to use, makes no noise , has temperature controland easy to clean and dries my items well! Go get you one 👌

I love dried fruit, but the unsulfured, unsweetened varieties are difficult to find and expensive, so I decided I would dry my own. This is reasonably priced, has a large capacity (5 stainless steel trays), and has a temperature dial, so I bought it. The first use led me to realize that fruit had to be sliced thin and dried off with a paper towel first, or it would take forever. The second time, I ended up with lovely dried, sliced peaches. My only complaint is that some of the slices stuck to the grid, making it a pain to clean. All in all, I recommend this highly.

I don’t use as often as I had hoped but when I’ve used it I’m very satisfied with the results. Is not a huge size , and that was a plus for me with limited storage. I have dried varieties of home grown herbs such as basil, thyme, Greek oregano ,rosemary and have more than filled my jars . This was also excellent for button mushrooms. I purchased when they were on sale and dried them. Great for soups and gravy’s. This machine was very quiet and temp control was good. I think it was a good value and a a space saver if you’re looking for one with a smaller foot print.

I really, really want to like this dehydrator but I'm going to return it. It's struggling to dry onions. And by struggle, I mean it's been since 3PM Saturday and right now is 6 a.m. on Tuesday, running non stop on the highest setting. The onions are still mostly leathery. To be clear, yes, I sliced them thin, I've used different dehydrators for many years and know what I'm doing. Besides it's struggle to dry food, it's toy-size. I guess this is Shrinkflation at work so they can keep the price down or something, but this is EZ bake oven size and while it's a nice looking little unit, it doesn't hold much and it shouldn't take days to dry a few onions. It was a gift and I hate to return a gift, but I will put it's return price and add to it to buy a larger unit that will dry things in hours as it should, vs. one that takes days. This can't be good for my electric bill, and if I had a lot to dry, the rest of it would be rotting while I waited for this one small batch. Dang :(

Nivel de ruido mínimo

Me gustó que es muy practica y fácil de usar lo que no me gustó es que no dice el gasto de amperaje que utiliza

Very poor quality

Produto excelente

Muy buenos materiales y no gasta mucha luz