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Radio frequency drying uses electromagnetic waves to quickly heat and dry food, preserving its color, texture, and nutritional value.
Origin: Western civilization (Late 20th century) — United States and Europe
See full technique reference →Radio frequency drying involves applying radio frequency energy to the food, causing the water molecules to vibrate and generate heat, reaching temperatures up to 100°C (212°F) and preserving the food's nutritional value. The process can help reduce the risk of bacterial contamination and extend the shelf life of the food.
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