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Ingredients and Equipment:

1x Can of Fruit (420g)

1x Food Dehydrator

1x Can opener

1x Spatular

1x Whiz Stick

Method:

1.Firstly lay newspaper on a table and assemble machine and plug in to a power outlet.

2.Take the top off can and drain juice from can if necessary into a sink or other house hold appliance.

3.Use Whizz Stick in the can MAKE SURE YOU DON’T TAKE IT OUT WHEN ITS ON YOU THERE WILL BE A MESS.

4.Pour the puree onto the Fruit tray and evenly spread the juicy mixture with a Spatular making sure it flat and not bumpy

5. When your satisfied with the puree place it on one of the racks in the machine don’t put it in the top one because you won’t be able to put the lid on top of it.

6. What for 10 hours before removing th

e puree out of the tray. When dry carefully remove the Fruit Roll and then you can roll it up and eat!!!




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The Food Dehydrator

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Mixing the Puree














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This is a very easy to follow procedure Carter. I like the way that you have added additional information, such as not to put the fruit leathers on the top rack as you can't put the lid on. This adds more to the reader's understanding of your instructions.
Whaea Kim


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