How to Store Dehydrated Apples
After you have dried apples in the fall, you will need to store the dehydrated apples properly in order to have them last for a long time. You can then eat these apples for a quick after-school snack, in a pie or even baked in bread and muffins throughout the winter, spring and summer. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Vacuum Sealer
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Allow the dehydrated apples to cool completely after drying.
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Place the dehydrated apples into a vacuum sealer bag and seal as directed on the manufacturer's instructions for the vacuum sealer.
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Store the dehydrated apples in a cool, dark place such as a pantry closet, basement or root cellar for up to nine months. Dehydrated apples can also last up to a year if frozen.
Ziplock Bags
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Place the dehydrated apples into a ziplock bag and squeeze gently to remove most of the air.
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Stick a straw into the edge of the bag and then seal the bag closed except for where the straw is.
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Suck the remaining air out of the bag using the straw.
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Carefully remove the straw and seal the edge of the bag.
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Place the bag of dehydrated apples into a cool, dark place or in the freezer for longer storage.
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