freeze-dried

American  

[freez-drahyd] / ˈfrizˈdraɪd /

adjective

1. (of foods and beverages) preserved by means of freeze-drying: freeze-drying.

   freeze-dried coffee.

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Etymology

Origin of freeze-dried

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

The market emerged when TikTok influencers showed off their favourite freeze-dried candy.

From BBC

In between pulls, she snacked on freeze-dried duck liver bits and got a massage.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s finally freeze-dried to form ice sheets in a vacuum that are eventually broken to produce the final product.

From Salon

The freeze-dried puffs are made with natural ingredients, including spirulina, paprika, vegetable juice, turmeric and fruit juice.

From Salon

From this bold declaration she unspools her thesis: The Constitution was not freeze-dried at the beginning but instead has bloomed and grown to meet the republic’s needs, as the framers foresaw.

From Los Angeles Times