Infrared vacuum drying technology combines the advantages of infrared drying and vacuum drying, not only enhancing drying quality but also improving the visual appearance of the dried fruits. This paper aims to determine the impact of different drying parameters on the outcomes of infrared vacuum drying through single-factor experiments, optimize the process, and conduct a comparative analysis of energy consumption with traditional freeze vacuum drying. The experimental results show that the total drying time of freeze vacuum drying is infrared. It is more than 9 times that of vacuum drying, and the energy consumption gap is more than 35 times. This is because infrared vacuum drying does not need to cool materials and maintain a low-temperature environment, and is more energy-saving than traditional freeze vacuum drying.