Skip the snack aisle at the grocery store and make healthy DIY treats with the Hamilton Beach Digital Food Dehydrator with 5 Stackable Trays. The 5 BPA-free trays provide up to 4.2 square feet of drying space. The powerful 500 watt base-mounted heater and quiet fan ensure constant airflow for consistent, even drying without having to rotate the trays. From homemade beef jerky to chewy fruit snacks and crispy kale chips, you'll create a variety of delicious and healthy snacks without extra sugar and other additives. Simply clean and slice your food of choice, apply seasoning if desired, arrange the pieces on the stackable drying trays and adjust the temperature from 100 to 160~F. The digital timer can be set from 1 hour up to 48 hours, and the food dehydrator automatically shuts off when the time is up. In just a short time, you'll enjoy wholesome foods like banana chips and dried strawberries for your morning oatmeal, dried tomatoes for homemade pizza, or protein-rich jerky for snacking. Easily check foods as they dehydrate through the clear vented lid. The trays and lid are dishwasher safe* for easy cleanup. Hand wash the mesh screen that's included for drying herbs.

A cowboy-turned-huckster unexpectedly finds love as he tries to regain his self-respect in this romantic comedy drama. Sonny Steele (Robert Redford) is a one-time rodeo star whose career as a cowboy has ground to a halt. He makes a good living as a spokesman for Ranch Breakfast, a sugar-coated cereal for kids, but he's lost most of his self-respect in the process; his boss, corporate mogul Hunt Sears (John Saxon), considers him a property rather than a human being, and Sonny has developed a serious problem with alcohol. Sears' cereal company is negotiating a highly profitable merger with another firm and brings Sonny to Las Vegas for a publicity stunt, in which Sonny, wearing a garish cowboy outfit complete with blinking lights, will ride on-stage at Caesar's Palace aboard prize-winning thoroughbred stallion Rising Star. When Sonny discovers Sears' men have drugged the horse so that it will be able to walk on an injured leg, he's appalled, and he rides Rising Star off the stage at Caesar's and into the Nevada desert, looking for grazing land where he and the horse can heal their wounds. Sears is shocked to discover that Sonny has run off with a 12 million dollars, and he realizes that Sonny knows enough to make his firm look very bad in the press, potentially scotching the merger. Sears files charges against Sonny and posts a reward for Rising Star's safe return, though he implies that it wouldn't bother him if Sonny died in the rescue attempt. Hallie Martin (Jane Fonda), a television journalist covering Sonny's Vegas appearance, is convinced that something is fishy and manages to catch up with him in the desert; as Hallie tries to get Sonny to tell her his story, the has-been cowboy and the city-girl reporter fall in love. The Electric Horseman also stars Valerie Perrine and Willie Nelson; the country & western star made his screen debut in this film and has a very memorable line about tequila and trailer hitches. This disc presents the film in its orignal theatrical aspect ratio.