How to dry whole oranges

Dried orange garland natural Christmas decoration transform your holiday decor with a tradition! Craft this for an aromatic Christmas today!

Last week a reader, Rochelle asked if we made our dried oranges for our sensory basket. I bought the dried orange and lime as part of a natural discovery resource set. However, I really feel this should be easy enough to do at home, so we gave it ago. You can see our store bought dried lemon and lime in the top left picture here. I bought a whole range of oranges, limes and lemons. With a sharp knife, I made eight cuts down the side of the fruit leaving half an inch or so from the top and…

Dried orange garlands are a simple way to add a old fashioned Christmas touch to your home. This tutorial will show how to dry orange slices in the oven to use for crafts, décor and even to add to homemade potpourri. Its easy, and only costs a few dollars to make a beautiful orange garland.

Unlock the full potential of your air fryer with these air fryer dried orange slices. These beautiful dried orange slices make the perfect healthy snack or stunning decoration for your home or even a cocktail! Get ready to impress your friends and family with this easy, step-by-step guide to making dehydrated oranges in the air fryer.

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How to dry citrus fruit for making Christmas decorations. Learn how to dry whole oranges, satsumas and clementines with this easy tutorial.

Learn how to make orange clove pomander balls, a holiday tradition. They're easier than you think and will make your home smell amazing for the holidays!

Make the most beautiful Dried Orange slices for Christmas decorating this year with this ultimate guide to drying and dehydrating oranges!

Loui Burke on Instagram: "Here’s how to make the perfect dried orange rounds for Christmas drinks, decorations and gifts 🍊🎁 1.Cut your orange into 8mm slices 2.Dry the slices using paper towel or a tea towel 3. Lay out on a baking tray lined with baking paper 4. Place in preheated oven (100•c or 210•F) for 3 hrs The slices should feel hard and not sticky. Store away and decorate all season long! Share with a friend and follow along for more fun lifestyle tips 🍊✨"

Learn how to dry orange pomander balls using cloves and a mixture of spices. This holiday tradition is sure to make your home smell amazing!