dehydrated
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3.6
- adjective
- /diˈhaɪdreɪtɪd/
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deshidratado
- Dehydrated foods require only water to reconstitute.
- dehydrated food
If you cannot learn to like that, there are liver capsules that are dehydrated liver like ancestral supplements.
- If you cannot learn to like that, there are liver capsules that are dehydrated liver like ancestral supplements.
- And so they they really shrink down and they taste even better in my opinion, as they're dehydrated.
- So I was just like, have you guys ever had those like dried fruit chips that are just like dehydrated fruit?
- I mean flavored powders, dehydrated stuff that gets processed and ground and turned into flavorful powders.
- Basically, we created a chocolate shell and we filled it with a frozen mousse of cranberry and dehydrated pumpkin pie.
Examples
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Dehydrated snacks: kale chips, flax crackers, etc.
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She prefers dehydrated snacks for hiking because they are lightweight and easy to pack.
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Yeah, I think I went for dehydrated avocado.
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So I was just like, have you guys ever had those like dried fruit chips that are just like dehydrated fruit?
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Wise Food Company is a brand of dehydrated and freeze-dried food that we have carried for almost two years now.
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They would rehydrate dehydrated onions in water and throw this onto the flat top.
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And we do have a year's worth of just dried food alone, MRE's meals, ready to eat, dehydrated foods, canned foods.
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Basically, we created a chocolate shell and we filled it with a frozen mousse of cranberry and dehydrated pumpkin pie.
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Of course, the NASA space program spun off a whole mini-industry of dehydrated, vacuum-packed, and compressed foods... now widely available as hiking supplies.
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The campers relied on dehydrated meals, which only needed hot water to prepare.
Synonyms
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3.5
No longer holds water and is very dry, like a riverbed or plant
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2.8
Completely dry because it has no water left
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4.1
Food with most water removed by freezing and drying so it keeps for a long time
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3.2
Completely dry with no water left
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3.4
Made by leaving food or things in the sun so they last longer
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4.4
Left to dry in the air without using heat
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1.0
Food like fruit or meat with most water removed to stop it going bad
Completely dried so it has no water left
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Etymology
Dehydrated comes from the parts de- 'remove' and hydr- 'water', the same root in hydrate. So dehydrated food has had its water removed to last longer or to be lighter to carry.