Bee bread

Today’s guest blog is by Josh Evans, lead researcher with Nordic Food Lab in Copenhagen. He will lead a workshop on insect eating at our October 17 Eating Through Time Festival. A version of this a…

High-quality bee bread- Cleaning of Bee bread is done by hand piece per piece to remove excess wax chunks. Bee bread is pollen collected by bees, then mixed with nectar and packed into the cells of the honeycomb where ferments slightly to form bee bread. Bee bread contains:Practically all the essential amino acids, many different vitamins (A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, E and H, biotin, folic acid and rutin). Minerals (calcium, iron, potassium, phosphorus and sodium) Recommended usage: It is…

Organic Raw Bee Bread is fermented bee pollen from various flowers of all seasons. Bee bread is a superfood which has even more nutritional benefits than bee pollen. The fermentation process of pollen enriches the bee bread with enzymes, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and protein, increasing their bioavailability. It has a perfect balance of sweetness and sourness, accompanied by a zesty after note. Do you know about the benefits of consuming 100% Raw Bee Bread every morning before…

White or Whole Wheat Dough Recipe Use 12 ounces of dough. For the body: roll a 4-ounce piece into a pear shape. Place on greased baking sheet. For head: shape a 1-ounce piece of dough into a small oval and place next to body. For eyes: use scissors to make clips on each side of head; place a dried blueberry into each of the clips. To make wings: roll out four (1-ounce) pieces

See How Bees make the Bee Bread and learn about its rich uses in human metabolism. See and learn the entire life cycle of bee bread.

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Have you heard the buzz about bee bread? No, it's not a new fad diet or the latest dance craze.

Did you know that bees don’t really eat bee pollen? When I discovered that bees don’t actually eat pollen, I was taken aback. But what I discovered instead was even more amazing. In this photographic article you will learn why bees do not eat bee pollen and how this might affect you. There are two […]

Ever wonder if there's a bee Picasso inside your hive, creating works of art with her palette of bee pollen? A hive inspection often includes joy and surprise at the simple beauty of the inside of the bees' hive. These great colors show the diversity of pollen from local flowers organized meticulously in comb near the