Is your honey filtered? Does it contain pollen?
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It's classified as liquid honey, which means it's been pasteurized and filtered. While it's definitely filtered, it is probably not ultra-filtered. There could be some pollen in it, but probably not much.
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I believe the label. IT SAYS; PURE UNPASTEURIZED, UNFILTERED, {ALIVE ENZYMES, VITAMINS, MINERALS AND ALL THE NUTRIENTS ARE CAREFULLY PRESERVED AS A WHOLE FOOD} FRESH, STRAIGHT FROM THE HIVE! Don't give ANY TYPE of honey to a baby, because the honey may contain DEADLY BACTERIA.
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My thoughts also. Where is the UMF licensee. I didn't find on the list - http://www.umf.org.nz/licenseesA comment said this was a good company - BUT where is the Proof that this is PURE Manuka Honey.
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Pollen is actually a byproduct of honey production. As bees travel they collect pollen and when they return to the hive there is a process that when the bees walk across a screen a percent of the pollen falls off. This pollen is cleaned and processed. The bess still collects enough pollen for the hive
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I don't know the answer to this question. I suggest calling or e-mailing the producers as they have been helpful in the past. I've been using this bee pollen powder every morning mixed with lowfat plain yogurt, banana, and red grapes. it's a great way to start the day.Norm
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Hi Bruce,I copied this from the makers website:Stakich Raw Honey comes straight from the extractor, unheated, unfiltered, unprocessed. Because of this, all of its enzymes, vitamins and minerals are kept intact. It also contains some bee pollen, propolis and beeswax. This means that all of its original nutrients are fully preserved.It says that it contains 'some' pollen. So I'm not sure if it's a lot. I didn't really detect the pollen when using the product but it is very yummy.Jean
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I didn't try honey. I just a small piece of fruit floating in fruit juice. The rotting fruit seems to attract them.
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There is a filter in the head of the vacuum; I pulled it out & the filter pad was "black," which is a sign of pollen, etc. The filter is thin but obviously looks to capture pollen, etc. The filter sits in an enclosure that snaps into that flat part of the vacuum head rather than on the side of the vacuum as a number of other type vacuums have. The bag itself resembles HEPA bags that I have previously purchased for my Hoover products & has a much better enclosure around the opening which I feel gives better suction & perhaps traps what the filter doesn't. Allin all, I find that there appears to be les static dust gathering on the outside of this unit as opposed to other vacuums that I have used. There is a filter in the head of the vacuum; I pulled it out & the filter pad was "black," which is a sign of pollen, etc. The filter is thin but obviously looks to capture pollen, etc. The filter sits in an enclosure that snaps into that flat part of the vacuum head rather than on the side of the vacuum as a number of other type vacuums have. The bag itself resembles HEPA bags that I have previously purchased for my Hoover products & has a much better enclosure around the opening which I feel gives better suction & perhaps traps what the filter doesn't. Allin all, I find that... » Read More There is a filter in the head of the vacuum; I pulled it out & the filter pad was "black," which is a sign of pollen, etc. The filter is thin but obviously looks to capture pollen, etc. The filter sits in an enclosure that snaps into that flat part of the vacuum head rather than on the side of the vacuum as a number of other type vacuums have. The bag itself resembles HEPA bags that I have previously purchased for my Hoover products & has a much better enclosure around the opening which I feel gives better suction & perhaps traps what the filter doesn't. Allin all, I find that there appears to be les static dust gathering on the outside of this unit as opposed to other vacuums that I have used. « Show Less
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I suggest you contact the company and ask them these questions. All I can tell you is what's on the bottle. On the bottle it says "Since 1973 we've partnered with local beekeepers to bring you the finest pure raw honey." " We only use low temperature melting and simple straining to maintain all the pollens, enzymes, vitamins and minerals that overheating and force-filtering destroy." On the front it says" raw & gently filtered". I've been using this honey for years and love the flavor. If you're looking for the company's definition of these specific words you'll have to ask them.
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The product is pure bee pollen and nothing else. The sugar is 2 g from the actual bee pollen for 1 heaping tsp.
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No. Smells like honey. However my dog went for it one night and I had to get it off her tail and nose. She only did it once however.
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also they do sell some organic product http://www.ysorganic.com/index.html but there non crystallized processed honey in this case doesn't make the grade for whatever reason
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I will write what is on the label: We only use low temperature melting and simple straining to maintain all the pollens, enzymes, vitamins and minerals that overheating and force-filtering destroy. This is just a part of the wording. On the front it states: RAW AND GENTLY FILTERED and pure honey.
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Afternoon Judilyn:Like the other customers who responded, I also received my plastic jar of Stakich royal jelly bee pollen unsealed. Normally, it would of raised concern and my wanting to return the product in fear of it being tempered with. But I knew in advance that I bought directly from the manufacturer, Stakich Inc. and fulfilled by Amazon so I knew it wasn't another unknown 3rd party that was selling their products. That made me feel better in using the royal jelly unsealed. I hope this helps you. Have a good night.
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Here is an email I got from honeyville this morning: Dear Janet, I assure you it has no other allergens and is processed in an almonds only facility. If you would like specific paperwork or types of certifications, please let me know and we can get those to you. We deal with many people who have food sensitivities and severe food allergies so we understand. Thank you for choosing Honeyville Food Products
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I don't think so. I read the label and it is royal Jelly and other ingredients are "Quality Raw Honey".
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olive oil, beeswax, honey, bee pollen, royal jelly and propolis extract! all the good stuff! enjoy!