Bee Pollen

Bees collect pollen from mustard flowers by visiting the flowers to feed on nectar, while  simultaneously brushing against the pollen-producing anthers. The sticky pollen adheres to the bee's body, particularly its legs. The bee then packs the pollen into its pollen baskets on its hind legs and returns to the hive, where it stores the pollen for later use, such as feeding the hive's young.

Storage :- Store in cool and dry place. Do not refrigerate.
Warning :- Raw honey should not be given to children below 1  year of age.
Note :- Honey tends to crystalize and can be liquified by placing  in hot water or sun.