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Old February 20, 2006   #2
Miss_Mudcat
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Being a minor raw food enthusiast, I'd thought I'd let you know that recommended drying temps to maintain enzyme activity is between 105 and 120 degrees. However, this would require a longer drying time. It has been proven that you can start out at 145 degrees for the first 2 hours, then reduce the temp to 120 without losing enzymes, thus reducing the drying time.

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