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Have you tried just mixing flax seeds and sea salt and a little water? The “glue” of the flax tends to bind really well. Also, if you try a higher heat at first (say, 120 degrees) and then reduce after a few hours, it may give you a crisper cracker.
Yes, a little more water will help. Are you doing whole flax seeds or ground? I noticed that ground will produce more crispy – soaked you get chewy.Also, dehydrating longer for certain recipes tends to produce a crispier cracker too.
Thanks for your advice. Im going to try some ‘experiments’ this weekend. Ill let you know how they turn out!
I would recommend making the cracker as thin as possible using a spatula, dehydrating longer and making sure to turn and flip the cracker off of the teflex sheet onto mesh sheet halfway. Also, I stick my crackers in a freezer bag after dehydrating and stick them in the freezer. They come out even fresher and crispier.
Another tip… use parchement paper instead of teflex sheets. They dehydrate from the bottom better.
So you get more of flat bread? Does it stay together that soft? If so… what’s the secret there?