dehydrator

[ dee-hahy-drey-ter ]

noun

1. a person or thing that dehydrates.
2. a device, apparatus, or appliance that dehydrates food for preservation.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dehydrator¹

dehydrate + -or ²

Example Sentences

Last year, for the first time, we bought a small dehydrator.

From Eater

It features controls for temperature and toast time, and comes with a baking pan, pizza pan, dehydrator rack, and wire rack.

From Popular-Science

After that, she pops the mushrooms into a dehydrator set to 135 degrees and lets it go overnight, about six to eight hours.

From Outside Online

Also consider whether this appliance will supplement your existing kitchen collection or fully replace and take on the duties of a traditional oven, toaster, or dehydrator.

From Popular-Science

It can function as a dehydrator, toaster, fryer, and countertop oven thanks to its 1,800 watts of power and spacious interior.

From Popular-Science

This dryer or dehydrator can be used on either a gas or coal range.

From Project Gutenberg