freeze dry

/ˈfriːzˌdraɪ/
verb
  1. To preserve something by freezing it and then removing the ice in a vacuum, so that it becomes dry.
    • Scientists freeze-dry certain medicines to keep them fresh for a longer time.
    • Campers often freeze-dry their meals so they are lightweight and easy to carry.
    • The company uses a special machine to freeze-dry coffee beans for instant coffee.
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