Dear David,
So wonderful to be in your class again!
What is your opinion on freezing dried herbs (in vacuum bags) - is it a viable option for increasing shelf life?
What about freeze-dried herbs?
Many thanks, Betina
Are you actually talking about real freeze-drying or something else ? There is one company in the US that makes freeze-dried herbs such as Skullcap and it retains it’s activity that is mostly lost by normal drying. They are available in capsule form. I didn’t to think you could do real freeze drying at home. And it is good to have you back !
Hi David,
I was curious about both - actually freeze-drying (not doable at home) - thank you for the Skullcap note.
AND freezing dried herbs at home in the feezer - for tincturing them later. Is that an option?
Many thanks, Betina
Freezers are bad places for dried herbs, you want dark, cool and dry, freezers are actually quite moist.
11 Dec 2020 | 14:18
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