Spoiled
Today, I spent eight hours cutting, curing, and aligning on the racks, six months worth of beef to be dried for some tasty jerky, only to find out my dehydrator is broken beyond repair, and would cost as much to fix as the soon-to-spoil meat that I bought. FML
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28actress 22
If it were me, I would try to get the dehydrator fixed before the meat spoils, even though it is expensive, because you will probably need it in the future
farmgirl98 14
That's a major bummer, but with all of that careful preparation why didn't you check over your equipment ahead of time? FYL
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zealove 7
The only logical solution is to find (even if it is credit) the money to fix your dehydrator. This way you'll only lose those money, and not even lose them as you'll be left with a working machine. Otherwise you'll lose double that amount. Also you can try and sell some of the beef in another form of preparation.
esa_wicked 8
My dad always made us deer jerky and didn’t use a dehydrator. He hung it up in the middle of winter in the shed & boom deer jerky in a few days!
DLBL 23
Just use the oven. Dehydrators are just silly anyway.