Do you have to let the pollen and honey wash it for a few days before you can drink it?

Hello, honey, pollen, propolis, and royal jelly can be mixed and drunk together. But the premise is that you have to ensure that there is no problem with the quality.

Propolis health care is OK once a day.

Propolis should be purified. If the unpurified propolis is toxic, it contains heavy metals in the hive, and the purification is generally extracted and purified with edible alcohol with a purity of more than 90%. If it has been purified, ask what is the concentration of the alcohol it purified, and then dissolve it into propolis liquid before it can be eaten.

If you eat it together, then you use pollen royal jelly honey in a ratio of 1:1:3.

Propolis liquid mixed in royal jelly, the specific method is: first put the bottle containing royal jelly (to keep it sealed) in cold water to melt the royal jelly to normal temperature, pour it into the container, and then pour the propolis liquid into the bottle containing royal jelly, shake, (generally 1000 grams of royal jelly at most pour 50 grams of propolis liquid,) and then pour it out, so that the bottle of royal jelly is basically clean, first stir the royal jelly mixed with propolis liquid evenly, and then add honey pollen and stir evenly. Pack it up.

Put the amount that can be eaten in a month in the freshness layer of the refrigerator, and be sure to put the rest in the freezer. Otherwise, the activity of royal jelly disappears.

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The two can be taken with warm boiled water at the same time, and drunk on an empty stomach every morning and evening, and the absorption effect is better. I'm also drinking, it's a combination of longan honey and lotus pollen, and royal jelly.

Half an hour later will be fine.

The shelf life of bee pollen is very long, if stored at room temperature, bee pollen can be stored for up to about 2 years in a bottle sealed with aluminum foil, the specific shelf life needs to be determined according to the product situation, if it is an opened bee pollen, it is best to eat it within 6 months.

If it is opened and stored for a long time, the nutrients in the pollen will continue to be lost over time, and there may be spoilage, so it is not recommended to continue to eat.

Bee pollen can last up to 2 years in bottles sealed with aluminum foil at room temperature.

If the pollen is opened, it is generally eaten within 6 months, so that the nutrients of the pollen are not lost, and the quality will not deteriorate.

Bee pollen refers to the pollen mass brought back by bees when collecting honey, which is stored and fermented in the hive. Bee pollen is the male germ cell in the stamens of flowering plants, which not only carries the genetic information of life, but also contains all the nutrients necessary for the birth of new life, and is the foundation of plant succession and the source of heat energy.

Bee pollen** is an irregular oblate shape that bees collect from the stamens of flowers and plants and add special glandular secretions (nectar and saliva) to form an irregular oblate shape. Bee pollen has natural health care effects and medical and beauty value, and is a kind of high-protein and low-fat nutritional health food.

Put the pollen in a non-toxic plastic bag, tie it tightly, seal it, and store it in a cool and ventilated warehouse. This method can only be stored for a short period of time, not for a long time, with this method of storage for 1 6 months, the composition can remain unchanged, and the nutritional value will not be reduced.

Four methods of storing bee pollen.

1. Refrigerate and preserve bee pollen.

The purchased bee pollen is sealed in a plastic bag, and placed in the refrigerator in the refrigerator for about a year, and when it is stored in the freezer, the shelf life of the bee pollen can be extended to several years, and the nutrients will not be lost at all, if the amount of pollen is too large, it can be stored directly in the cold storage.

2. Store bee pollen at room temperature.

Bee pollen can also be stored at room temperature after simple treatment, but when bee pollen is stored at room temperature, their dryness must be good, in addition, it is best to spray some acetyl for bee pollen before storage, and seal it directly with a plastic bag after spraying, and then put it in a dry and ventilated place, which can also keep the pollen for six to twelve months without deterioration.

3. Deoxygenation preserves bee pollen.

When you are preserving bee pollen, you can add some oxygen scavengers to the container where you preserve bee pollen to eliminate all the oxygen inside, so that the microorganisms in it can not regenerate and move, and the bee pollen will no longer deteriorate. This oxygen scavenger is very common in chemical stores and can be used directly as described above.

4. Add sugar to preserve bee pollen.

Mix bee pollen and white sugar together in a ratio of two to one, tamp it in a container that can be sealed, sprinkle ten centimeters of white sugar on the top layer, and then seal it up, so that the pollen inside does not come into contact with the air, and it can also extend the shelf life of bee pollen, which can be stored at room temperature for one to two years without deterioration.

Bee pollen is susceptible to mildew and insects, so it must be kept dry, sealed and stored, and the shelf life is about 9 months at room temperature. If conditions permit, after insecticide and disinfection, refrigerated or frozen storage has a shelf life of about 2 years.

Newly harvested bee pollen has a high moisture content, generally around 20%-30%. Fresh bee pollen after harvest, if not treated in time, can easily become moldy and spoiled. Therefore, bee pollen should be dried or frozen in time after harvesting.

Honey and bee pollen should be stored at low temperature if they are not eaten for a long time, preferably frozen, and if they are not eaten for a long time, they do not need to be stored at low temperature.

Yes, but you can't put it in quick freeze, you can use refrigeration.

Bee pollen is one of the most nutritious health products, which can improve roughness, prevent aging, and make the skin better, so many beauty-loving women will eat some bee pollen in moderation, and insisting on eating it will have a good effect. However, bee pollen will also have a shelf life, you need to pay more attention when buying and eating, and the bee pollen after opening should be properly preserved, so how to use and preserve bee pollen?

There are two most common ways to use bee pollen, one is to take it directly with warm boiled water, you can grind bee pollen into powder and brew it with warm boiled water and take it together, so that you can also achieve satisfactory results. The other is that bee pollen and honey are mixed and eaten, but it should not be eaten with honey on an empty stomach.

When taking bee pollen, you need to control the dosage, and do not eat with boiling water, if the temperature is high, it will destroy the active enzymes, amino acids and vitamins in the honey pollen, and the effect will be reduced. In addition, pregnant women are at risk of eating bee pollen and wax bee pollen, so pregnant women are not recommended to eat bee pollen.

Bee pollen should be stored in a dry and cool place, and should be kept away from high temperature or sunlight, otherwise it will damage the quality of bee pollen and reduce the nutrients it contains. At the same time, the bagged and sealed bee pollen can be stored in cold storage, and the storage temperature is generally between -1 and -5. Remind everyone to pay attention to a little bee pollen after the spine is opened, it must be eaten in the shortest possible time, and it is easy to spoil the product after a long time, and the spoiled bee pollen can no longer be eaten.

We all know that bee pollen is very nutritious, but it is also the most susceptible to germs. The preservation method of bee pollen is closely related to the quality of bee pollen, so how to preserve pollen? Once it is not stored well, bee pollen will deteriorate and even become moldy, affecting consumption.

So today, I'm going to talk to you about how to store pollen, so that everyone can eat bee pollen of good quality.

1. Refrigerate at low temperature

First of all, find a bag or container, and put the bee pollen in it first. Then put it in the refrigerator or in the refrigerator, if it is refrigerated, it is recommended that the temperature is below 20 degrees. These two preservation methods can destroy the number of paulownias for several years, and the most important thing is that the nutrients in the bee pollen will not be lost.

It's even better if you have cold storage. Generally, companies that produce bee products in large quantities have their own cold storage, and the stock is stored in large cold storage, and only a small part of it is placed in the freezer of the physical store**.

2. Sweetened and stored

You need to prepare white sugar, put the bee pollen and half of the amount of bee pollen together and stir well, the ratio of the two is 2 to 1, and then put it into a glass bottle, and then spread a thick layer of white sugar on the top, it is recommended to be at least 3 cm thick, and then cover the glass bottle, close it and preserve, so the preservation time is about two years. It is generally a common method used by people who do not have refrigerators or large cold storage. Many beekeepers also use this method for storage.

3. Imitate bee food preservation

Bees are honey and bee pollen mixed together, stored in the hive, the storage time is not short, at least more than half a year. Therefore, it is recommended that you can also mix bee pollen and pure natural honey in a ratio of 2 to 1, and then store it in a glass bottle for half a year.

Because there are the above three ways to preserve bee pollen, but it is recommended that when you buy bee pollen, if it is for household use, you can buy less and buy it after eating, so as not to spoil the bee pollen before you finish eating. In addition, the newly bought bee wheel bright pollen must be stored in the refrigerator.

Many people forget to eat the bee pollen they buy at home, but they are reluctant to throw it away, so they will ask, can the bee pollen be eaten after the expiration date? The answer is no! Below, let's take a look at the reasons why bee flowers can't be eaten after the expiration date!

1. Experts suggest that all bee pollen that has passed the shelf life should not be eaten again, so as not to cause gastrointestinal discomfort or poisoning.

2. In fact, once the bee pollen has passed the expiration date, it is best not to eat it, because the bee pollen that has passed the expiration date is likely to have deteriorated, and if you still eat it, I am afraid it will have adverse effects on the body.

3. High-quality bee pollen must meet three conditions: first, it must be fresh to ensure that the active substance is not lost; Second, the number of bacteria should be within a safe range; Third, it must not be mildewed. Flower fan powder is rich in nutrients, and it is easy to get damp and polluted, and mildew occurs.

Bee pollen must be scientifically sterilized and dried at low temperature to ensure its safety. Unsterilized pollen should not be consumed in the mouth; Undried pollen is susceptible to mold and spoilage. And in order to guarantee freshness, it must be refrigerated.