Does anyone know where I could buy an Excalibur dehydrator in stores?

Jan 31, 2008 by jackiefinney | Posted in Vegetarian & Vegan

I certain that I can order from online, but I'd rather get it in a store...

Or, does anyone have any recommendations for a fair dehydrator? I heard that Excalibur is the best, but I'm open to suggestions.
I spoke with the Excalibur

Don't buy Excalibur. Buy L'Up. The Ex has drawers. So if you're only using one, you're wasting energy. You can never use more drawers than the contraption came with.

The L'Equip has stacking trays. Use what you need. You lay time, you

Max Marie, OSF | Jan 31, 2008

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I manipulative the 9 tray dehydrator yesterday. Here we have zucchini chips, yam chips, dried mango, and fruit leather. Also made plantain chips, but they were in there forever and never got crispy, so I might persist to making those in the oven.

I still haven't habituated to it, because it arrived on my crazy baking day, the day before the market, but I'm excited to try some new recipes this week...