All about bee bread & simple ways to eat it

[@OakTree-LandScapeOnFacBook]

The super markets are in massive need of change!

[@user-zeleno]

I just take between half and a full teaspoon of bee bread in the morning after I wake up, I put it under my tongue until it dissolves, then I wait for half an hour afterwards before I drink or eat anything. It gives me lots of energy. May Jesus bless you !

[@documentingsimpleliving]

Ooh I will try that

[@user-zeleno]

@@documentingsimpleliving Let me know how you like it :)

[@documentingsimpleliving]

@@user-zeleno I tried it this morning and it did give me a boost of energy. Thanks so giving me this tip!

[@user-zeleno]

@@documentingsimpleliving Make sure you use that energy, and also do not take too much of it, because that leads to hypervitaminosis(insomnia, vomiting). Usually the daily dose is between 3 to 5 grams, may be even 10, it depends of how much you weigh. I take around 5 grams of it a day, 5 to 6 days a week, always in the morning, and I make sure that I work,study and exercise so I use that energy. As you know, too much of a good thing is not a good thing. :) Have a wonderful day !

[@documentingsimpleliving]

@@user-zeleno Thanks for this info!

[@celinemedforth5792]

Am bee bread for last 6 months and find all the benefits you mentoined thanks for highlighting a polish student of mine made me aware of it first

[@birdsherbsadventures3014]

great video, thank you. From a bee keeper in Utah

[@paradoxicalcanons]

Thank you! Can scarcely wait to try all of these.

[@Jpipes254]

Great video thanks. I'm definitely gonna try a few of these recipes.

[@jorgelimon5249]

Thanks for your video.

[@OakTree-LandScapeOnFacBook]

Never heard of this before thanks for making this video!

[@DAVIDCURTIS-c6l]

found out yesterday, and i am going to buy some, thanks for the video and i am in the uk

[@documentingsimpleliving]

Nice! Hope you like it

[@Sigma1976-SS]

Thank you for the information.

[@yogimaster1]

I've made my own bee bread before by mixing honey and bee pollen. Honey is the perfect way to preserve bee pollen. Honey also releases the nutrients from the shells of the pollen. I've read someone say you should also add some royal jelly and a little bee propolis when making the bee bread but I've never tried that.

[@NirvanasFarm9448]

In Canada I have that it's called total hive. It has a slight grainy texture when eating it.

[@purplepear8505]

How to store it in the fridge?

[@documentingsimpleliving]

I use a glass pyrex container

[@Jasper-ql3te]

How do they form the Bea bread into the little pellets?

[@documentingsimpleliving]

Hey, so the shape comes from the shape of the honeycomb. Bee bread is a fermented mixture of pollen grains, nectar, bee saliva, and honey. Worker bees collect fresh pollen from flowers on their hind legs and mix it with their saliva and nectar to create a dough-like substance and then the bees pack this mixture into the honeycomb cells and seal them with a layer of honey and wax!

[@NirvanasFarm9448]

I imagined that it was made then spread on to those silicone molds with this bee bread and then frozen or even dehydrated/ freeze dried. That would be interesting

[@Helldiver-000]

Where do you get your bee bread or do you have a reliable seller

[@documentingsimpleliving]

I would look in your local area and avoid sourcing it online from amazon or something. I found a local company to me that was selling it.. good luck on the hunt

[@digitalcurrency4737]

What temperature is too hot for bee bread?

[@documentingsimpleliving]

Most of the probiotics and enzymes can be destroyed at temperatures over 70°C (158°F)!

[@digitalcurrency4737]

@@documentingsimpleliving thanks

[@dylan12345678911]

A tasty, healthy, simple recipe that I dont need an oven for, thank you!! I do however have a mild obsession with honey and would like to add some, how many tablespoons of honey do you recommend adding if I were to make the same amount you have in the video?

[@documentingsimpleliving]

Nice! Which recipe are you wanting to make? For the breakfast bars, add about 2 tablespoons and for the granola I'd say add about 1 cup. I've got the full recipes here: documentingsimpleliving.com/bee-bread/

[@dylan12345678911]

@@documentingsimpleliving Ah thank you I've just had a good look at the website now :) will make some breakfast bars tonight!

[@nasimuddin2098]

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[@lacigokey1635]

I understand that it’s good for you, but omg it’s so incredibly vile , texture mostly

[@documentingsimpleliving]

I like it! It's a bit fruity but barely notice it in granola!

[@melissahamm8122]

These recipes sound delicious, but why are you eating oatmeal? It's loaded with glyphosates and causes gas and bloating 😮