Nesco SLD-2-6 American Harvest 13.75" Fruit Roll Sheet for NESCO Food Dehydra...

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Nesco SLD-2-6 American Harvest 13.75" Fruit Roll Sheet for NESCO Food Dehydrators, 2 Count, White
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Description:
The NESCO SLD-2-6 American Harvest 15.75" Fruit Roll Sheet is great for making Fruit Rolls for the kids and for other messy foods. Exclusive "no spill" lip allows you to dry liquids and semi liquids. Dry up to 3 cups of pureed fruit on each sheet. Make fruit leather with no added sugar or preservatives. It's as easy as pouring applesauce on the Fruit Roll Sheet. Also great to dry soups and sauces. Perfect to use (if you're making messy foods) on the bottom tray of your dehydrator (without food on it) to catch the drips and make clean-up easier. Only fits Nesco Dehydrators FD-1000, FD-1010, FD-1018P, FD-1020, FD-1040 (sold separately; not compatible with other brand dehydrators).
Features:
Compatible with 1512 diameter trays. This Fruit Roll Sheet 2-pack provides additional square footage for your fruit drying needs
BPA FREE: Made of high-quality food grade plastic reusable & easy to clean (hand wash only)
CAPACITY: Dry up to 3 cups of pureed fruit per sheet
EXCLUSIVE "NO-SPILL LIP:" Ideal for drying sauces, soups and other liquids
COMPATIBILITY: Fits NESCO FD-1010, FD-1018A, FD-1040, FD-80, FD-80CN Dehydrators
Product Details:
Brand: Nesco
Material: FD-1010, FD-1018A, FD-1040, & FD-80, nesco fruit roll-up sheet, Fruit Tray/Leather Sheet
Color: White
Shape: Round
Material Feature: Food Safe
Brand: Nesco
Material: FD-1010, FD-1018A, FD-1040, & FD-80, nesco fruit roll-up sheet, Fruit Tray/Leather Sheet
Color: White
Shape: Round
Material Feature: Food Safe
Is Dishwasher Safe: No
Manufacturer: NESCO
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
UPC: 029517191247
Product Dimensions: 13.75 x 13.75 x 0.5 inches
Item Weight: 0.634 ounces
Department: Small Appliances
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: SLD-2-6
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 9, 2003