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A few years ago a caterer from CNN called wanting to order some fruit powder from us. We were already selling our freeze dried fruit at that point, but this was a specific request not for the fruit, but for the powder. When a caterer from CNN calls wanting to buy fruit powder, what do you do? You sell fruit powder! Now we can’t keep fruit powder in stock. As soon as it comes in, it’s gone again. (Don’t worry though: with just a couple clicks you can be added to our waiting list so you’ll be the first to know when it’s available.)

Have you made a New Years resolution to eat healthier in 2015? Consider feeding your dog a more nutritious diet in the coming new year too! One simple dietary change can improve your dog’s health and wellness. Switch to all natural fruit and vegetable treats. Commercially produced dog treats are often loaded with fat, sugar, preservatives, and artificial colorings and flavorings.

In the food dehydration process, water is removed from fresh fruits and veggies. So when you want to rehydrate your food, all you need to do is add the water back in. It’s that easy!

Try delicious mashed potatoes the quick and easy Harmony House Foods way.

To keep safe, healthy, and feeling great on any hike, make sure you pack lots of water and high-energy snacks.

Dried soup mixes are an easy solution for quick, tasty meals that satisfy and warm you up from the inside out.

A well-stocked pantry is the secret to eating well while staying within your food budget. Here are 5 tips that will help you stock your cupboards while saving money:

If you’ve ever shopped for gluten free snacks you know how challenging it can be. Try these gluten free fruit snack ideas that not only taste good, but are good for you too!

Are you tired of battling with your finicky child over untouched broccoli? Many children are picky eaters, particularly when it comes to vegetables. Here are 5 kid-approved meals and snacks that are easy to sneak vegetables into.

Making food for your dog is just like cooking for the rest of your family. You can add a variety of dehydrated vegetables including green beans, carrots, sweet potatoes, squash, zucchini, or broccoli to your pets’ food.