Home3-made flake food

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romaurie

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I have read some articles on home and commercial flake food preparation.It appears the main set-back is the procurement of a "dehydrator".

and I quote:

A commercial dehydrator is essentially a vacuum chamber with a heat source.
A number of folk have built home-made vacuum pumps from discarded refrigeration air compressors.I will enclose the link for this at the end.
A commercial dehydrator for buildings operates like an air conditioner.The cooling fins are usually slightly closer together to increase de-humidification.
A home unit could be a large sweet jar with rubber hoses fitted in the sealed cover for connection to the vac-pump.All the R&D I did on this system was to provide an affordable vacuum pump for inverted or tunnelled aquaria.However, the response from the U.S.A. and Canada as to other uses has been phenomenal.Home-made freeze driers for garden produce;injection moulding to name 2.
This was the link I originally supplied for anyone wanting to buid a simple cheap vacuum pump.There are other links detailing oil-top-up and electrical connections.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Dv9uUL80NQ
 
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Salton 5-Tray Food Dehydrator, its like 50$

1) mash up all your food stuff
2) lightly coat tray
3) ???
4) profit?
 
I haven't made any myself...

However if i had to suggest anything id try 90% fish...then mashed peas...then anything else that would be in there diet. Check on the back of name brand flaked food for ideas.
 
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