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Have you tried running soups through a high speed blender? They heat soups perfectly. Well perfectly according to raw food standards. I actually dont like eating things at that temp. I would prefer to make my porridges cold... not luke warm. It feels like such an odd temp for me. Even my soups I would prefer cold to just below cold.
Have you tried that method of blending...as far as toasting..... does a dehydrator not meet your needs?
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Thanks for your reply iliveyourdream. I am aware of using a high speed blender to heat the contents, but i am looking for something that is more precise. I would like to put contents in a crock pot early in the day, and have that warming up all day. If i knew the temperature of a crock pot then i would be confident that my food is not being heated above the raw level.
I can use my dehydrator, but I was thinking that having a smaller unit would warm quicker.
i don't know if a wet liquid at that temperature is "safe" meaning not likely to get poisoning. the reason the dehydrator works for somewhat moist foods is because it is taking the moisture out.
i would just heat the soup on the stove with a candy thermometer. it doesn't take long. soup sitting out all day just sounds gross to me.
put water in the crock on low then use thermometer for a test