Like a multivitamin from nature! Rich in proteins, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Can also help minimize allergies. Sweet and earthy with a crunch. About 1 tsp a day is all it takes.
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Store at room temp for up to 3 years. Although optional, storing bee pollen in the fridge or freezer can help the granules maintain their crunchy texture.
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Take one teaspoon per day as a supplement. If you're new to bee pollen, you may want to start with 1/2 teaspoon and work your way up.
Sprinkle onto smoothies, yogurt, salads, or simply eat it straight from the jar. Bee pollen tastes sweet and floral (kinda like honey), earthy, and tangy. It also has a nice crunch, too!
Sprinkle onto smoothies, yogurt, salads, or simply eat it straight from the jar. Bee pollen tastes sweet and floral (kinda like honey), earthy, and tangy. It also has a nice crunch, too!
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Our raw bee pollen is made the way nature intended, working with the bees instead of against them.
Our bees are always given access to blooming flowers to gather nectar and pollen from. Bees are efficient and will fly the shortest distance to gather food. We make sure that our bees have plenty of chemical-free flowers to forage from, so we don't get any chemicals or GMO pollen in the honey.
If they are wintering over, the bees are given their own honey to feed on. They are NEVER fed high fructose corn syrup.
Our hives have simple "pollen traps". Basically, as the bees enter the hive, any balls of pollen stuck to their legs fall off and are captured in a tray.
Then, the pollen is collected from the trays periodically.
Our bees are always given access to blooming flowers to gather nectar and pollen from. Bees are efficient and will fly the shortest distance to gather food. We make sure that our bees have plenty of chemical-free flowers to forage from, so we don't get any chemicals or GMO pollen in the honey.
If they are wintering over, the bees are given their own honey to feed on. They are NEVER fed high fructose corn syrup.
Our hives have simple "pollen traps". Basically, as the bees enter the hive, any balls of pollen stuck to their legs fall off and are captured in a tray.
Then, the pollen is collected from the trays periodically.
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What are the benefits of eating bee pollen?
Bee pollen is a good source of protein as well as vitamins and minerals like iron, B vitamins, and copper. Bee pollen has major antioxidant properties, which can protect your cells from damage from free radicals. It also helps support your immune system, digestive system, and heart health. Finally, it can help with allergies, desensitizing your body to common allergens.
Has your bee pollen been tested for glyphosate?
No, it has not. Our beekeeper is confident that his bees have enough chemical-free area to forage from and doesn't need verification.
Is the bee pollen really pure and raw?
Yes, absolutely! We don't add anything to the bee pollen. It's pure. And we never heat it.
Bee pollen is a good source of protein as well as vitamins and minerals like iron, B vitamins, and copper. Bee pollen has major antioxidant properties, which can protect your cells from damage from free radicals. It also helps support your immune system, digestive system, and heart health. Finally, it can help with allergies, desensitizing your body to common allergens.
Has your bee pollen been tested for glyphosate?
No, it has not. Our beekeeper is confident that his bees have enough chemical-free area to forage from and doesn't need verification.
Is the bee pollen really pure and raw?
Yes, absolutely! We don't add anything to the bee pollen. It's pure. And we never heat it.
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Welsh Mountain Apiaries uses Mite Away Quick Strips for mite control. The only ingredient is formic acid, which is an organic acid already present in honey.
OUR MISSION is to be an amazing and reliable source for farm direct, nutrient dense food.
OUR VISION is to end sickness by enhancing health, nutrition, and happiness.
OUR PURPOSE is to inspire a generation of healthy children and reduce healthcare costs.
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