Cheese Chips

Ingredients

Blocks of cheese of your choice,

White cheeses have less oils than yellow cheeses and they may keep longer in storage because of this

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Cheese Chips

Oct 04, 2023Brenda Brink
Contributed By: Adventures in Freeze Drying

This recipe will make as much as you wish to prepare.

Directions:

  1. Line your trays with parchment paper.
  2. Thinly slice the cheese to about ⅛ inch thick for even drying.
  3. Lay the cheese slices flat on the parchment-lined tray.
  4. If stacking multiple layers, place a sheet of parchment paper between each layer.  You can do up to 3 layers.
  5. Once all layers are arranged, place a final sheet of parchment paper on top of the last layer of cheese to prevent oils from attaching to your tray warmers. 
  6. Pre Freeze when possible
  7. Freeze dry (my cycle time was 16 hours)
  8. Store in jars or mylar bags for short-term.  

Rehydration:

Not intended for rehydration.  These are an excellent snack - way better than any cheese cracker you will ever have!

Notes:

Freeze dried real cheese does not store long term as a stand alone item due to the oils in it.

Nutritional Value Per 1 oz Cheddar

Calories: 110   Protein: 7 g   Fat: 9 g   Carbohydrates: 1 g   Sugar: 0 g   Fiber: 0 g

* Extra Large Tray = 15 Cups/Tray   Large Tray = 8 Cups/tray   Medium = 6 Cups/Tray   Small = 4 Cups/Tray Cycle times & rehydration for reference only. Your results may vary.

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