Industrial dying processes have been developed for little more than a century and increasing standards have moved the scientific community to find better, innovative ways to achieve minimum moisture. Among many drying techniques, spray-drying and freeze-drying have become an industry standard because they provide satisfactory results across multiple fields and are easily scaled-up, however, the two of them have some limitations regarding their energy usage and the kind of substances they can be applied to. To compensate for these limitations, a novel process called spray freeze-drying has captured the attention of researchers because of its potential to produce better results than the other two techniques while spending less energy.