Stakich Bee Pollen Granules 1 Pound (Pack of 1)

Of all the brands and local providers of bee pollen I have tried over the last 10 years, Stakich is consistently great. Perfect texture, great flavor, never bitter.

Good quality bee-pollen for very reasonable price compare to California Bee-pollen. Customer service is very good as well. I asked a technical question and get clear response in couple hours. Thank you very much for great customer support

Delicious, gives you energy...excellent stuff. I bought this huge bag and vacuum packedmason jars full. It's lasted in the jars for years and when opened smells fresh.

Taste better than any other bee pollen I've tried. Good price compared to the rest.

Quality stuff at a good price

.Very good!I am taking it twice a day. Feeling good because I will have all the best nutrients from that amazing 🐝 product.Highly recommend.

At first, I thought the 1st bag had very fine gravel in among the kernels. Upon later inspection of repeated instances of same, I investigated...to find that there was NO gravel.They were simply rock-hard-dried kernels.Flavor of that bag was a little on the tart side, too.However, if you've bought much bee pollen over the years, you well know how much the various qualities of such can vary from batch to batch, year to year, etc., etc.So, I thought to give Stakich another chance, and re-ordered, once I'd consumed the 1st bag.About every six weeks, I also order a 5 lb jar of Stakich (thick, golden yellow/sweet/delish) 'Raw Honey'. Great stuff. Been buying it for about two years, now. $35/jar/Amazon).I also recently bought a jar of Stakich 'Raw Honey w/Royal Jelly, Bee Pollen, and Propolis'; also $35 (for 2 1/2 lb jar). Also, 1st time.Dark, thick, delish honey, though I can see no pollen or propolis in it. Tastes great, however. :-)I have bought 5 lb jars of raw honey, before (other brands) with 1/2 to 1" thick propolis/wax on top of the honey. Ummm, good!Sure enough, only a rare rock-hard kernel in the 2nd bag of bee pollen. Mostly, this bag has pretty soft, though fine (over-handled/processed?), kernels.Definitely sweeter than the 1st bag, too.I often buy local bee pollen, when I happen across it. Unfortunately, its always way over-priced (though, due to lack of handling, usually consisting of larger, softer kernels). Even the local stuff can vary dramatically, however. Even from the same source(s).Considering all the above, when this bag runs out...I'll buy another one from Stakich. :-)Recommended; with above caveats.

Great in smoothie, gives you energy