Prepared fruit and vegetables
Wash, trim and slice to a consistent thickness.

Ease of use
Prepare food, load trays and start the cycle; the machine manages freezing, vacuum and drying before signalling completion.

Why freeze dry?
You still choose and prepare food, but the Harvest Right system runs the cycle and determines when additional dry time may be needed.
Ideas for your kitchen
Uniform portions and a packaging plan make results easier to repeat.
Wash, trim and slice to a consistent thickness.
Cool and portion meals for predictable loading and serving.
Harvest Right says pre-frozen food can be loaded to separate preparation from machine time.
A closer look
Explore how the same benefit can appear across ingredients, loaded trays and finished food.
Make the most of every batch
The cycle is automatic; the beginning and end remain hands-on.
Step 1
Arrange evenly sized portions without overloading trays.
Step 2
Let the automatic cycle manage the freeze-drying stages.
Step 3
Check thick pieces, add dry time if needed and seal promptly.
Made for the way you eat
You still choose and prepare food, but the Harvest Right system runs the cycle and determines when additional dry time may be needed.
Explore foods you can freeze dryGood to know
A good result still depends on preparation, checks and packaging.
Frequently asked questions
Harvest Right describes the normal cycle as automatic. You can add dry time if a final check finds a cool or icy centre.
Yes. Harvest Right says pre-frozen food can be loaded, which can simplify recurring batches.
You prepare and load food, follow safety practices, verify dryness, package the batch and ready the machine for its next use.
Design a repeatable routine
A larger batch helps only when the rest of the workflow can support it.
Compare ModelsCompact batches for kitchens, pantry projects and first product tests.