How to Make Bee Bread

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[@Jpipes254]

Great video and thanks for the information

[@joecavaiani7800]

Dude you’re a world saver. Grateful for the work you’re doing brother, thank you x a million!

[@JWboing]

I have had issues over the years with obtaining fresh or properly stored pollen. Pollen seems to go rancid quickly. I can open a container of it and smell the rancidity on most pollen so I usually stay away from it unless I am fortunate enough to find a beekeeper who actually is conscious of the harvesting and storing procedure. I am amazed to see you have such a large quantity of pollen, and that you do not seem to freeze it or even refrigerate it. I never fully understood what bee bread was and did not realize that humans could make it, I thought it had to come from the hive. Fantastic, thanks!

[@alexpurdymusic]

Im in love.

[@jayhillrubis]

Facinating info. Keeping little black bees now here in Ireland and they're teaching me so much... Breaking down cellulose into cellulaze is a huge issue with so many plant 'foods' and bees appear to have it solved! Thank you for your insights. Slanté 💖🙏🌻

[@ParisLatka]

Stellar! I’m stoked to try this! Thanks Matt, as always!

[@mamaboocee]

People just do not realize how much they are starving thanks to processed foods, pesticides, polution. Thank God for bees. Diabetes was not so prevalent till the advent of sugar being added to just about everything. Genuine raw honey is amazing, so much more flavorful than the "stuff" in the little plastic bear containers. Time to make the BEE BREAD. Also, glad to hear your cat weigh in on everything! Thanks for a great video, liked and subbed!!

[@TheWrathOfBlackJesus]

I want anyone reading this comment to listen to me. You can break the cell walls by simply “chewing” the pollen. Eat a teaspoon, tablespoon or whatever. Chew, chew, chew. Keep it in your mouth and let your saliva build up until your mouth is full of pollen and saliva. I’m talking CHOCK FULL of saliva. Then swallow. It’s as simple as that. Let your body’s natural enzymes in the saliva go to work. I even chew some vitamins. 😵‍💫

[@zakbrinkhoff324]

Nice, glad I found this, Spartans use to eat before war

[@WeAreBullets]

as youre pouring the honey meadow says “waaow” lol clearly she is impressed

[@emiliopalafox593]

Thanks brotha! Awesome...going to make this today!

[@danajones3818]

💛thank you🐝

[@andrerousselsapet5219]

💪😊🐝🐝✅

[@LT-yj3dg]

What amount of bee bread or honey would you say constitutes a meal? Thank you for the videos on KZbin an social media, I've learned a lot and been applying some of your advice.

[@MackenzieBecket]

I too am curious

[@Nick_knows_better]

Dear sir can I add shilajit also or it would wrong?

[@Tai-iz9ij]

Nicely explained. I wish bee bread was harvested in America I can only find in online from overseas...

[@eastend2192]

What’s the difference of this type of bee bread and the bread made by bees in the comb

[@Cheekymunki]

Good video

[@erikbrodeurentraineurpostu9227]

thanks. What do you think about put some pine pollen in the bee bread ?

[@user-cu4gt7kz7g]

Perfect

[@ruthamandak]

The DHA which you no longer care for is still listed on the small text here.

[@Charityh24]

Where can I get plain propolis?

[@matthewlirot2743]

Thank you

[@sherwilliams74]

Awesome. You mentioned that we can add other things to this. Flaxseed? Turmeric? Oregano? Thanks 🙏🏼

[@fishingwiththewolf148]

You think if you were to crush it and mix it together it will ferment faster ?

[@alicantuncer4800]

Probably yes. I do it to ferment large cucumbers, melons and tomatoes faster.

[@crgaillee]

I will save you some time, he doesn't get to the point till 6:25.

[@magicishappening586]

thanks brother

[@iREP87]

Can you put too much pollen? Because I think that’s what I just did lol

[@flamengonoticias6055]

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[@kylejennings819]

I thought the bee bread was a fermented product and included bee saliva. I dont presume this ferments???

[@patricemarshall5216]

What brand of Propolis do you use.

[@PhyllisGainerV]

Thank YOU for this video :) I made this a few weeks ago and I'm ready to consume it. Wondering how YOU go about that? I diluted a little bit in warm water and added it to a drink this morning but would like to learn other ways..Thanks :)

[@Charityh24]

Thank you BTW

[@buckstarchaser2376]

The smart person trapped in your head: OMG, that's pure sugar! You: No, it's not. It's honey.

[@dukenegju]

Thank you. Im thinking though, will this really make (fermented) bee bread, since you would e.g. need some acid to do so or some bacteria from the air. Actually the honey will rather preserve it? Maybe at least adding a bit of apple cide vinegar would rather do the job? Love

[@joshuafarwell9761]

The pollen is acidic. Ever see pollen embed itself into your cars paint? It does that because its acidic and eats your clear coat lol

[@dukenegju]

Thank you ! I guess Ill have to just try and see myself :) In Indian cuisine eg, they do their flat breads also with legumes, which are acidic, also these undergo the typical fermentation process, same with cheeses basically, maybe (high) protein sources (or maybe lets rather say lysin or full spectrum amino acids are acidic, its in their name even "amino 'acids'", so that was my main categorization basically bee pollen, being a protein, and as such usually those high content ones need some breakdown procedure. Love @@joshuafarwell9761

[@ruckuschica]

Only a week, eh? Anything I've fermented in honey has taken 30 days minumum. Not complaining, just surprised.

[@crgaillee]

Perhaps while you promote this super food, yo can help promote and campaign for an environment that doesn't kill off the bees. I haven't seen a honey bee in my neck of the woods for two years now in a row. The last one I saw was only one and now they are disappearing. Look at the companies that create corn and other crops that kill off not only pests but the bees that are needed to pollinate the crops. Without bees our crops will not grow. Yes, some need the wind and other pollinators, but the bees are a critical part of our echo-system. Save the bees and we save ourselves

[@DParks-ef8hy]

I'm not sure. If fermentation requires bacteria and honey is anti-bacterial, how does this work. I don't believe it can be called fermentation.

[@alicantuncer4800]

More like anti-bad-bacterial.

[@whelpthereitis3958]

You never mention the saliva of the bee or the nectar ? Both which are part of the process?

[@dukenegju]

I was thinking that this isnt like really fermented. Maybe you can choose your own saliva and the honey itself is the nectar. :) Love

[@EAu204]

Vegans DO NOT USE HONEY

[@SolMason]

The information sounds great! Although , the longer I watch and listen , the more I notice your efforts to find certain words. You seem to be struggling . You also look malnourished. The more I watch , the more I am deterred from trying this. Hopefully you get better in your present uploads.

[@d.lawrencemiller5755]

About 45 seconds of this video was "how to make be bread." Some of the rest was interesting, but also vague borderline conspiracy theory nonsense. Please just stick to the facts and leave the preaching for another video!

[@crgaillee]

He really doesn't get to the point until the end. Kinda frustrating.

[@Peter-od7op]

Eat meat

[@Merryunicorn]

Where do you get your bee pollen from?