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Easy Food Dehydrating Depot, Issue #022 - Happy Thanksgiving
November 15, 2012
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"Happy Thanksgiving?"

Welcome - to issue 22 of
Easy Food Dehydrating Depot!

No, it wasn't a typo, using a question mark instead of an exclamation point in the headline... I'm just wondering how many of us feel truly "happy" right now, and if we will enjoy our Thanksgiving.

I'm writing this the morning after the election results - and I'm sure half the country is experiencing the same awful feeling of despair too. But we must NOT give in to it. And you won't ever hear me asking you to vote 'in revenge'.

And you really can't blame Gov. Christie or super-storm Sandy, or Candy Crowley... but you can blame the election loss on the steady and slow growth of government handouts, voting-rights for illegal aliens, food-stamps for left-voting-families that know that having 'more kids' means 'more free Obama-money', and the worst thing of all: free cell-phones for the 'poor'. Let me tell you, poor folk DON'T need cell-phones. They need JOBS. They have pride. They want to keep what's left of their dignity intact.

The left's pandering to the poor is nothing new - hey, they've just about succeeded in wiping out America's middle-class, so to me, it's only a matter of a couple more Democratic Presidential terms in office before we become a nation of non-workers - and slaves to government handouts - just to survive.

Please, get informed. Dish Channel 212. Listen to Glenn Beck. Yes, he's a scary dude - but he tells it "like it is" - and his slogan is "The Truth Has No Agenda". Think about that.

A friend sent me this YouTube Video with a descriptive title of "This is what Romney meant by the 47%", and it does make your blood boil. I don't care what "color" a person is. It's what they "do" and "expect" the government to do "for them", that's the sickening part. Watch it and weep...






Your Monthly FAQs Answered

Our FAQ Page 9 Questions Were:


1) "Can I use Ball's 'Fresh Fruit' instead of lemon juice?"


Find the answer right here: FAQ, page 9.

FAQ Page 10 Questions Were:


1) "Dehydrate celery on a solid sheet?"
2) "Confused about dehydrating meat?"
3) "How long do dehydrated tomatoes last in jars without an oxypack?"
4) "Does a lower temp keep enzymes alive?"
5) "Can I eat dried vegetables as a snack?"
6) "Longevity of home-dried grapes (raisins)?"
7) "Can I dehydrate butternut squash that's been roasted?"
8) "Do all foods need to be conditioned?"
9) "Can I dehydrated frozen apricots?"



Find the answers right here, on: FAQ, page 10.

THANK YOU for sending in your questions!
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