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Lessie Louise Posted - Jul 26 2009 : 2:46:06 PM
Has any one had luck drying canned mandarin oranges? I'd like to drain them real well and see how it goes on the dehydrator. I have an electric Nesco. I thought the oranges would taste good in the dried fruit mix I give out at Christmas. Just didn't want to waste a can. Thank you ladies!

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JojoNH Posted - Jul 27 2009 : 10:27:05 AM
I have never dried fruit from a can so not sure how it would work.
Maybe, next time you are using some for a meal/snack, you could take just a couple to try and see how they turn out.

I Have candied fruit then dried them in the dehydrator, they came out great. . . especially the apples.

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levisgrammy Posted - Jul 26 2009 : 4:37:26 PM
Ooo! Sounds good! I have never tried it but if anyone has I would be interested to know how they turned out. Maybe I'll try it myself.

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