Dehydrating Great Value Frozen Wild Blueberries |How to Dehydrate Blueberries Using a Dehydrator 

Thanks for sharing. Those packages from the store are really dirty and germy, as they have been on the floor, handled by dirty hands, and on the check-out conveyor belt with raw chicken packages, bug spray, cleaners, and other hazards. I never set the packages on my clean food surfaces, unless I have washed them well. Maybe you washed the tray after setting the bag on it, and it got edited out, but just wanted to mention for people who don't realize this. Happy dehydrating!

Great walk through.

I found this video today...trying to make room in the freezer....I have 4 of these bags in the freezer. Today's project! Thinking of using a waxed paper or parchment to line my trays

I live in Blueberry County. Lol, abbotsford BC,,, I Have a brand new dehydrator from August to try out and a whole lot of frozen blueberries 🫐. Thanks for the video and great comment section everyone!!!

The video is amazing and very good.

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I'm from the country, and we do a lot of blueberry harvesting in the late summer, very early Fall...what you call "regular" berries are not "normal, authentic" blueberries to me. Wild blueberries naturally grow in the wild, and they're more tasty, in that I mean their flavour is very concentrated and yes, they are definitely smaller. The "regular" blueberries you mentioned don't have even half the taste as wild blueberries. I also find your "regular" blueberries akin to something that's mutant, lol. I've taught my grandchildren the difference between the wild ones and the store bought ones...same with the strawberries that are sold in stores...they're abnormally large, lack the sweet, condensed flavour of wild strawberries... saskatoons...the same thing. I prefer the berries growing in the wild and so do my children and grandchildren.

great video 👍 Blessings ❤️

Great tips planning to buy one us well. Surprise with the result.

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Wild blueberries are the "regular" berries. Cultivated blueberries are larger but less sweet and have far fewer nutrients than wild blues. The wild blues are so full of so many antioxidants and phytochemicals. (That is why they are blue on the inside - all the way through - while cultivated blues are white fleshed.) Best berry on the planet. Cultivated berries are more tart, and though they are also delicious don't compare to many berries in nutrition. Thanks for the great tip about dehydrating from frozen!

Very thankful for the video , Can I ask you 115 degress about 17 hours? if you use fresh blueberries, you use frozen, blueberries, great idea.

If you use real blueberries that you blanch; At what temp. and for how long?

7:57 wow

I don't have liners for my trays and I'm on a pretty tight budget. Can I just put parchment paper on the trays? I rescued a dehydrator from a dumpster, cleaned it up and it appears to work just fine as I've done onions and green peppers already.

Wild berries are smaller than regular. I’m trying this soon!

Wow that was a lot of purple to clean! Did you taste them after?

i have an elite gourmet dehydrator im just finishing up eith frozen blueberries. it took 46 hours on 135!

Would you use the fruit trays next time that will probably take even longer but less mess🤗

Interesting that the wild berries are smaller, I've never purchased them. ❤👵

Question: I heard with fruit you have to puncture the shins but, but with frozen is it not important to do so? I’m thinking because the when the water freezes it breaks down the skin some but I’m not sure.

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Wild blueberries have about 10 times more nutrients than regular blueberries.

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Mine have been going about 27 hours and still not done. I’m gonna have to figure out if this is worth it.

10 hr later. Not ready. Wow

Is Great Value a Walmart brand? Would love to see if they carry WILD blueberries?