Is there a powdered mix on the market that you can just add vodka and water?? Or has anyone ever tried to dehydrate a store bought mix like Mr. T's or Clamato? Thanks

I have never dehydrated juice just tomato sauce. I tried to find some info/options for you.

Previous post on a product called Caesar Pleaser (clamato type powder) made in Canada.

The company that makes Caesar Pleaser can be found here

Some discussion on the Caesar Pleaser product can be found here


or...

You could experiment with making you own out of Tomato powder

or a bulk purchase of V-8 style powder in bulk.

Holy cow!!! Thanks for all of the info!!! MUCH appreciated!!

You are welcome. I was hoping someone would chime in that had first hand experience but in the absence of first hand knowledge...

I like to think of myself as the "queen of google"!

:-)

I am starting to think about just firing up the de-hydrator with some mix in it and see how it goes. Maybe start with a small batch.

Sending positive mojo that this works well!

I found a pack of dried Bloody Mary mix at Walmart. Here is how it turned out.




Just kidding. How cool would that be though????

mmmmm.....Sprecher!

That Bloody Mary looks good enough to eat!

quote MeatHunter: "I found a pack of dried Bloody Mary mix at Walmart. Here is how it turned out.






Just kidding. How cool would that be though????"

I am certain it would sell out quickly!!

What a beaut! And yeah, cheers to sprecher!

wow came here to look for exactly this and it was right on top! Thanks for posting it will be a great surprise to pull out a bunch of Bloody Marys the first morning.

I saw this at Fleet Farm today, I have not tried it so cannot give an opinion on its taste. You will still need some tomato juice powder.

Bloody Mary mix/powder

Here is some tomato powder

Tomato powder

How about a Mudslide or a Margarita. Pack it Gourmet

I talked with my mom about this, what she mentioned was to take regular bloody mix and simmer it on the stove first to reduce it down and then try the dehydrator!!

I tried drying a bottle of Mrs.T's bloody mix yesterday. Turned out great. It's at the "leather" stage now and reyhraded just fine. I'm going to see if I can get it to a powder. It's been about 14 hrs so far.. Looks like dried liter of mix would rehydrate in a 32oz nalgene. Put bloody Mary's on the breakfast menu this year:)

Sweet!!! I'm glad someone has tried it!! I just haven't made the time yet. I'm glad it worked out!! At least now I can mix something other than Tang...

Now all I need to do is find a way to dehydrate/rehydrate Claussen pickles.

Has anybody else tried Famous Dave's Devil's Spit Bloody Mary mix. Good stuff, will have to try and dehydrate some.

quote TwoByGreenCanoe: "Now all I need to do is find a way to dehydrate/rehydrate Claussen pickles.


Has anybody else tried Famous Dave's Devil's Spit Bloody Mary mix. Good stuff, will have to try and dehydrate some."

I tried Claussen chips. They don't rehydrate too well and dried they are incredibly salty, but not too bad. Spears might be different. I also did baby dills. They shrink up to nothing and again are crazy salty, haven't tried rehydrating them yet.

+1 on the FD devils spit. Real tasty.

quote MeatHunter: "I found a pack of dried Bloody Mary mix at Walmart. Here is how it turned out.






Just kidding. How cool would that be though????"

how much would you pay for that on day 5 in the bw :>)

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quote MeatHunter: "I found a pack of dried Bloody Mary mix at Walmart. Here is how it turned out.







Just kidding. How cool would that be though????"

how much would you pay for that on day 5 in the bw :>)"

Priceless

If you like a bloody made with Clamato I would go with the
Cesar Pleaser dry packets. Tried them last year and was very happy. They are actually reasonably priced until you add the shipping. But still worth it

quote wannabeoutthere: "I saw this at Fleet Farm today, I have not tried it so cannot give an opinion on its taste. You will still need some tomato juice powder.


Bloody Mary mix/powder "

I bought the last packs of this at the Fleet farm in Lakeville MN. Should be great.