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Or learn to use beans as a fat replacement in your baking and cooking. Cheese â Yes, you can dehydrate cheese. BUT, and thereâs a big but about it. Itâs a high fat content food, that tends to go rancid much more quickly, and shouldnât be used for long-term storage. Better to buy commercially dried cheese to make sure youâre safe.
So when dehydrating food in the kitchen, make certain that air can freely circulate around it. Sidenote: You can achieve the same preservation of dehydration by leaving the water in food but making it unavailable to bacteria. Just add substances like sugar and salt, which bind to water molecules and lock them away.