right? i don’t mind that my honey might have a bee in it, i mind that it goes through multiple processes while being bottled and shipped and no one noticed ?? how are the other heath concerns being dealed with?
Good luck getting good sleep tonight with the thought of “bees are spider” running through your head. At its most innocuous, it’s confusing. At its worst it’s two phobias mashed into one.
Well, due to the fact that insects and arachnids both have an exoskeleton mostly made of chitin and are filled with high protein gooey organ soup....I guess bees taste kind of spidery ...and vice versa .....
The kind of spicy you could dry and grind into a powder? Or more like a salsa spicy? I think you can try harder on this flavour profile. Some forest ants taste lemony, the black ones.
As someone who tasted a lot of bugs as a kid (I was kinda special) bees do NOT taste good. It's spicy, but in a metallic and VERY bitter way. 2/10, would not recommend.
I was once brewing a batch of honey pale ale outdoors on a burner, and a bee flew into the boiling wort. I tried to fish it out, but lost it almost immediately.
It wasn't left in the pot after cooling and racking to the fermenter, so I assumed it went into the fermenting vessel.
Still didn't turn up at bottling time, so I only assume it got left behind in the trub in the fermenter.
Was my only prize-winning batch of homebrew, though.
Finished drinking that batch years ago. Never saw any part of that bee again.
I dont know what you're doing to be straining out whole ass dead bees when all I need to do is strain out bits of wax and sometimes single parts of bees
And then later do a second round of removing any remaining gunk off the top. Maybe having it dry out some if the moisture is a little bit up there. Sometimes theres mixing two batches if one of them crystallizes in a way I want to replicate, too
And as much of the wax and grit as you can as well. Source my dad keeps bees, and I have the inevitable task of helping to bottle the honey.
Idk what it is called. I just know you put the wax and honey in sieve over the bowls , cover it with a teatowel and come back the next day ( hoping the ants haven't " discovered it yet ) and pour it into sterilised jars , all the while making sure you get as much of the precious honey into the jars and not onto the table or left in the bowl. It's not my favourite hobby
Yeah, so I don’t know what you ate exactly, uh but it had a parasite, apparently. A really REALLY bad one. Uh, this is the worst parasite we’ve ever seen, unfortunately.
There’s a really good gin I buy that is flavoured with ants. You don’t even strain them out (well, don’t have to) since they just taste like the gin they’ve soaked in.
Well the ants made the gin taste like the ants (limey flavour), but then the ants start to just taste like alcohol rather than the lime-and-bug-acid flavour they would have otherwise.
I've seen at least a few brands of unfiltered honey that caution on the label that the product might contain bee parts. I've never seen a whole bee in any of them though.
It's just a part of food production: the FDA says that tomato products can have around 1-2 maggots per can/jar(e.g., 1 per 100g in juice, 2 in sauce), canned mushrooms can have up to 20 per 100g, and citrus juices allow 1 maggot per 250ml
I admit that sounds insane, but if you look into it more, they aren't the maggots we're all thinking of that you see on TV shows in rotting flesh, those are from blowflies and those are strictly found in rotting meat/flesh. The kind the FDA is talking about in this context are very very tiny and would be more akin to one drop of water in a fully filled bathtub. Still very very unsettling to think about but not as bad as it first sounds
you will be very happy to have one! there are lots of chickens available at any time, especially if you’re willing to do a bit of driving. they are indeed the fluffiest chonk birbs ever. i used to have three of them and i miss them every day. rip roadrunner, crystal, and big mama. they’re such personable little creatures.
Yeah, when owning animals you gotta remember there are ugly moments lol. Like how, while typing this comment, my kitten climbed on my shoulder and shoved her pucker in my face.
I'd much rather have this than the really processed honey where they squeeze the honeycombs dry (sometimes with live larva) just to get as much honey as possible.
Having an intact bee reach the final product suggests they likely just spun the honeycombs to get the honey.
Reminds me of that saying about body of water:dead thing ratio. This might be incoherent because it's really late at night lol, I think this comes from a tumblr post or maybe an old tweet, but it's like, you swim in the ocean even though there's, statistically speaking, at least one dead body somewhere in it, but if there were a dead body in the pool, you wouldn't swim in it. With the honey it's like, maybe there was a dead bee somewhere in the big batch, but you don't want a dead bee in your bottle!
Oddly, I don’t. Hell, bees rub plants with their fat little furry bee bodies and collect what’s basically flower semen. Then they stash it in a honey stomach, haul it home, and puke it into a wax cell which is made from a gland secretion from teenage bees. Then the whole bee crew fans it with their little bee armpit air until it thickens into honey. It's such a wild process I'm ok with a bee being on it.
I love a comment that makes me think the commenter’s just dumb until I make it to the clever punchline. “Has this idiot not considered using his eyes to look into—oh you bastard”
Whether tis nobee-r to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, or to take arms against a sea of troubles, tis a consummation devoutly to bee wished..
I'm a beekeeper and I don't think that's a bee. It's a wasp (or in American, a yellow jacket). When processing comb the honey is spun out of the comb then it's run through mesh to ensure that wax and bee debris aren't included. A whole bee would never get through. However, if a bee or a wasp happened to get inside the processing plant they'd be more than willing to drown themselves in an open vat of honey.
Melittologist here. Spent the last 10 years of my life identifying bees in a lab. Definitely a honey bee. The hind leg basitarsus is way too broad for it to be a yellow jacket, which have very slender leg parts, and that tibia is definitely modified into a corbicula.
Thank you, felt like I was losing my mind cause I can quite clearly see that it's a wasp. So now we have a question: did the wasp get into the honey while the honey was in a hive? Like it got into the hive and was killed and ended up in the honey while it was beeing harvested? Or did it fly into the honey factory and die in a bottle or some kind of honey vat? I feel like the latter is more likely, oddly enough. And somehow the latter seems gross while the former makes me shrug my shoulders.
I did see one with an apple recently actually!! I would have to find it again but I remember thinking I had never seen an apple done like that before. Perhaps another brand doing something similar?
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Hey guys, it's me, Charlie. Did that bee just turn into sand?
i fucking died laughing when this scene happened ohmygod
Mr. Benson, I don't feel so good.
My emotions to that gif too
losing my mind in the bathroom at work
Is… is he getting thanos snapped?
Holy shit this killed me
The fact that it made it all the way to the shelf like this is somehow more impressive than the honey itself.
right? i don’t mind that my honey might have a bee in it, i mind that it goes through multiple processes while being bottled and shipped and no one noticed ?? how are the other heath concerns being dealed with?
For the most part the only process that (good) honey goes through is "strain out all the dead bees." Source: I keep bees.
Do bees taste like honey?
No. Bees are spicier.
I read this as "bees are spider."
I didn't get enough sleep today lol
Same for me bro. Didn't sleep until morning and Read bees are spider 😂
Good luck getting good sleep tonight with the thought of “bees are spider” running through your head. At its most innocuous, it’s confusing. At its worst it’s two phobias mashed into one.
Shrimps is bugs.
Well, due to the fact that insects and arachnids both have an exoskeleton mostly made of chitin and are filled with high protein gooey organ soup....I guess bees taste kind of spidery ...and vice versa .....
I also read "bees are spider", we're all dumb.
You read that on the web, didn’t you?
The humble spider/wyrm/bee Hornet:
GARAMA
EDIIIIDO!
Especially the ones you catch in your mouth before they drown in honey.
The kind of spicy you could dry and grind into a powder? Or more like a salsa spicy? I think you can try harder on this flavour profile. Some forest ants taste lemony, the black ones.
As someone who tasted a lot of bugs as a kid (I was kinda special) bees do NOT taste good. It's spicy, but in a metallic and VERY bitter way. 2/10, would not recommend.
The bitter profile may be interesting, use bees to hop some mead, or a beer. 2/10 may just be an issue of concentration and aging.
Tea is just leaf water. You could use tearspray (pure capaiscin) for culinary purposes. Why not fuck around and make a honey bee hopped ale.
Maybe honey just tasted like bees all this time
Bees taste like bees.
I know from unfortunate personal experience that yellowjackets taste kinda sour
Boo bees
If it tastes like honey, they would have sell it too. Isnt it?
They sell chocolate covered crickets. Honey coated honeybees are only logical.
when milk covered cows??
What do you think a cheeseburger is.
i never feel the need to say this but man, apt use of the gif
In that case, I'm assuming this is a case of bee diving in the honey after it was strained without anyone noticing
as someone who has somehow ended up with a lot of bee channels on my youtube feed, I can say this is extremely likely.
the honey would certainly be strained and cleaned, but bees are very attracted to honey and seem to always find their way into the processing area.
*looks up a bee video*
Oh, so you only want to watch bee videos now? You're all about bees and want to become a beekeeper? - Youtube
I was once brewing a batch of honey pale ale outdoors on a burner, and a bee flew into the boiling wort. I tried to fish it out, but lost it almost immediately.
It wasn't left in the pot after cooling and racking to the fermenter, so I assumed it went into the fermenting vessel.
Still didn't turn up at bottling time, so I only assume it got left behind in the trub in the fermenter.
Was my only prize-winning batch of homebrew, though.
Finished drinking that batch years ago. Never saw any part of that bee again.
I think it got dissolved.
At least now you know the answer for prize winning homebrews. Just dissolve a bee in it
The secret ingredient is BEES
sounds to me like it dissolved completely
I dont know what you're doing to be straining out whole ass dead bees when all I need to do is strain out bits of wax and sometimes single parts of bees
And then later do a second round of removing any remaining gunk off the top. Maybe having it dry out some if the moisture is a little bit up there. Sometimes theres mixing two batches if one of them crystallizes in a way I want to replicate, too
And as much of the wax and grit as you can as well. Source my dad keeps bees, and I have the inevitable task of helping to bottle the honey.
Idk what it is called. I just know you put the wax and honey in sieve over the bowls , cover it with a teatowel and come back the next day ( hoping the ants haven't " discovered it yet ) and pour it into sterilised jars , all the while making sure you get as much of the precious honey into the jars and not onto the table or left in the bowl. It's not my favourite hobby
That looks more like a wasp or yellow jacket to me so it might have just crawled in on the production line while trying to get some.
Not sure if that's better or worse.
Edit: well those do look like bee legs. Perhaps just a bee I'm not familiar with.
That would explain why it's still there after all the dead bees were strained out
"I guess we're doing wasps now."
You pay me to check for bees. Wasps is extra
Biologist checking in, i see a wasp too.
I’m team wasp brother, ignore the blasphemer’s
How badly do you have to want this to be something else to see anything other than a bee
Dealt
This is within the FDA expected minimums. Same as peanut butter…
Surely you mean maximums and there's not a certain amount of dead bee that's required to be in honey.
They hit the one bee minimum, but just barely
Honey is generally filtered too so any bees or bee parts can be taken out. For a whole bee to be there is interesting
It’s a wasp.
They are suckers for honey and it could have gotten into it after filtering.
Source: My wife is a hobby beekeeper and wasps interfering with her work is an issue.
A dead wasp in a jar is possibly stashed by the bee mafia. Source: my wife, she's a bee.
https://i.redd.it/5oq6hoelv46g1.gif
My brain goes here immediately every time someone posts about a QC issue on Reddit
The fact that a human in a bee costume took this is even more impressive than the.. fuck this shit due I’m outta here.
It’s like that tequila worm you’re supposed to fish out and eat
Do NOT order Parasite Kebab. WORST mistake of my life.
This comment is so clickbait I wanna ask what did you do lol
Pretty sure this is a smiling friends reference. Unless that was referencing something that exists in real life
Season 3 episode 7 of smiling friends reference
Yeah, so I don’t know what you ate exactly, uh but it had a parasite, apparently. A really REALLY bad one. Uh, this is the worst parasite we’ve ever seen, unfortunately.
So do you want to keep it, like as a souvenir?
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The fucking what?
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There’s a really good gin I buy that is flavoured with ants. You don’t even strain them out (well, don’t have to) since they just taste like the gin they’ve soaked in.
If the ants just taste like the gin, then what was the point of adding the ants? Texture?
Well the ants made the gin taste like the ants (limey flavour), but then the ants start to just taste like alcohol rather than the lime-and-bug-acid flavour they would have otherwise.
Damn it I was gonna say this but you beat me, take my upvote.
I've seen at least a few brands of unfiltered honey that caution on the label that the product might contain bee parts. I've never seen a whole bee in any of them though.
It's just a part of food production: the FDA says that tomato products can have around 1-2 maggots per can/jar (e.g., 1 per 100g in juice, 2 in sauce), canned mushrooms can have up to 20 per 100g, and citrus juices allow 1 maggot per 250ml
Hey fun fact! You could have NOT written those words today, for FREE!
Caveat: can have, not has.
The only food I have encountered bugs in is Wonderful brand pistachios.
You're most likely to encounter bugs in veggies (and frogs and snails in bagged greens, apparently) which is why you wash the stuff.
It's true. I have found all sorts of little creatures, alive too, in fresh produce over the years.
It's just some extra protein, who doesn't like protein? :D
How do I delete someone else's comment ?
I don’t need it deleted, I need that comment in my brain deleted. I knew I shouldn’t scroll reddit at 5am
Disrespectfully. What. The. Fuck.
You know how you like food because it's nutritious and stuff? Turns out other living beings also like food because it's nutritious.
People when other creatures have to eat: 😱
I admit that sounds insane, but if you look into it more, they aren't the maggots we're all thinking of that you see on TV shows in rotting flesh, those are from blowflies and those are strictly found in rotting meat/flesh. The kind the FDA is talking about in this context are very very tiny and would be more akin to one drop of water in a fully filled bathtub. Still very very unsettling to think about but not as bad as it first sounds
I wonder when we'll see brands of fake honey putting bees in their sugar syrup to make it look more authentic?
Bees are one of the most hygienic animals, we're already eating fermented bee vomit, why draw the line when there's a dead bee in it.
Just pour her out, and maybe feed her to your chicken or something. It's still perfectly good honey.
I love the assumption that OP has a chicken
Yeah, just feed it to the chicken that everyone has and is legal everywhere
(One day I’m going to move out istg I want a fluffy fat little trash-compactor birb T ^ T)
you will be very happy to have one! there are lots of chickens available at any time, especially if you’re willing to do a bit of driving. they are indeed the fluffiest chonk birbs ever. i used to have three of them and i miss them every day. rip roadrunner, crystal, and big mama. they’re such personable little creatures.
They are cute, but my chickens ate their slightly ill flock mate and attracted a mountain lion to our backyard.
well, yes. they’re still birds. birds do that
Yeah, when owning animals you gotta remember there are ugly moments lol. Like how, while typing this comment, my kitten climbed on my shoulder and shoved her pucker in my face.
I miss rearing my feathery demon nuggets lol.
yep!! animals are animals and will do all sorts of things. also, i’m stealing the term “feathery demon nuggets”, that is amazing
I can highly having chickens but id say the sweetspot is around 5 after that their food gets expensive and they produce a rediculous amount of shit
I have brahma chickens. They are hilarious and lovely.
Ever find a mouse in your food? No big deal. Just feed it to your python.
What, I thought everyone owned a chicken... Lol
Double absurd since someone who keeps chickens would absolutely not bat an eye at a dead bee in honey.
Making this post with no understanding of how food is produced hints me OP does not have a chicken
I feel like theres a big difference between fermented bee vomit and fermented bee vomit with dead bee.
You're right, one is extra crunchy yum
Well, one contains the bees knees.
Also the head, shoulders, and whatever they have for toes
Their "toes" are called tarsal claws. Very cute for holding onto things and tasting with.
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Head, and shoulders knees and tarsal claws, knees and tarsal claws
Dad, I told you to stay off of Reddit!
But for real, I’m so glad my dad hasn’t actually taken the internet sobriquet “anusbeefsteak.” I’d need a more expensive therapist for that.
Just like peanut butter!
bacteria wouldn't survive in that dead bee so at least you know it's clean to eat
I'd much rather have this than the really processed honey where they squeeze the honeycombs dry (sometimes with live larva) just to get as much honey as possible.
Having an intact bee reach the final product suggests they likely just spun the honeycombs to get the honey.
Ok never buying cheap honey again. Thank you for the reminder, seriously!
Well I wish I never knew that
Yeah, but you can probably just buy a different bottle of the same brand without a bee carcass.
For me, it is because I feel like you'll get slightly less honey with the bee in it.
I mean, when the british found jars of honey in an Egyptian tomb they just ate it.
About half way through the jar they found the human body parts the honey had been preserving.
Bacteria cant grow in real honey
What about the dead bee juice
Best to chase it down with the antibacterial honey directly into the acid bath that is the human stomach
I'm pretty sure it's called protein, and it is very good for your health
Reminds me of that saying about body of water:dead thing ratio. This might be incoherent because it's really late at night lol, I think this comes from a tumblr post or maybe an old tweet, but it's like, you swim in the ocean even though there's, statistically speaking, at least one dead body somewhere in it, but if there were a dead body in the pool, you wouldn't swim in it. With the honey it's like, maybe there was a dead bee somewhere in the big batch, but you don't want a dead bee in your bottle!
Oddly, I don’t. Hell, bees rub plants with their fat little furry bee bodies and collect what’s basically flower semen. Then they stash it in a honey stomach, haul it home, and puke it into a wax cell which is made from a gland secretion from teenage bees. Then the whole bee crew fans it with their little bee armpit air until it thickens into honey. It's such a wild process I'm ok with a bee being on it.
And the picture was taken in a store so it wasn’t even like they bought it.
Rest in peace Li'l B
No honor the bee and eat it
nah all its armpit sweats are also mixed into honey now
Even if you got it put you’d be forever wondering if there was another one still in there. Two bee, or not two bee? That is the question.
This is why I love reddit
I love a comment that makes me think the commenter’s just dumb until I make it to the clever punchline. “Has this idiot not considered using his eyes to look into—oh you bastard”
can i kiss you
Whether tis nobee-r to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, or to take arms against a sea of troubles, tis a consummation devoutly to bee wished..
*stings and arrows
A sweet death atleast😭
Thanks for pointing it out 😭😭😭
Oh, and what a sweet memorial! 🎵
It's definitely 100% natural, just please don't eat the little bee
That lil bee dead he wouldn’t even w
Imagine grabbing this at home and only seeing the stowaway after pouring it on your toast.
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And then it wakes up like, “Uh, do you mind!?”
And then you choke on it and if you survive win $25,144 in a lawsuit
Ive got some bad news for you about how honey is made...
"Watch this!" - that fucking bee
I'm a beekeeper and I don't think that's a bee. It's a wasp (or in American, a yellow jacket). When processing comb the honey is spun out of the comb then it's run through mesh to ensure that wax and bee debris aren't included. A whole bee would never get through. However, if a bee or a wasp happened to get inside the processing plant they'd be more than willing to drown themselves in an open vat of honey.
And who among us would not
Melittologist here. Spent the last 10 years of my life identifying bees in a lab. Definitely a honey bee. The hind leg basitarsus is way too broad for it to be a yellow jacket, which have very slender leg parts, and that tibia is definitely modified into a corbicula.
I always thought wasps and Yellowjackets were different
Yellowjackets are a type of wasp but to the rest of the English speaking world they're just called wasps.
We call them wasps in the USA though?
Yeah, not sure why they’re so insistent that Americans don’t use “wasps.” Wasp is the overall insect, yellow jacket is the specific type.
It is a honeybee. Look at the last pair of legs.
I don’t even think that is a honey bee
That's a wasp 🙃
That’s what I was thinking too that it’s a wasp but everyone’s just like yep it’s a bee I’m like am I seeing the same image
Thank you, felt like I was losing my mind cause I can quite clearly see that it's a wasp. So now we have a question: did the wasp get into the honey while the honey was in a hive? Like it got into the hive and was killed and ended up in the honey while it was beeing harvested? Or did it fly into the honey factory and die in a bottle or some kind of honey vat? I feel like the latter is more likely, oddly enough. And somehow the latter seems gross while the former makes me shrug my shoulders.
I had to scroll way too far to find this, was wondering if I was the only one that noticed, glad I'm not going crazy.
Is this the honey equivalent of crunchy peanut butter?
Spicy peanut butter 😂
OMG... hahaha.... that is top tier organic! It's kinda like a bottle of Calvados brandy... where they grow a whole ass apple inside the bottle.
I think you mean Poire with a pear. I've never seen Calvados like that but I don't doubt that some exist.
You are absolutely right! My bad.
I did see one with an apple recently actually!! I would have to find it again but I remember thinking I had never seen an apple done like that before. Perhaps another brand doing something similar?
Yeah it is made from their digestive system and vomited up before you eat it. This is far less gross than the honey itself. Lol
Last famous words: Hold my honey.
Looks like a wasp though
Yeah that’s no bee
Had to scroll down way too much to see this comment
And they say there aren't any freebees in life
Breaking news big honey companies are adding bees to the honey to convince people it's really honey. /jk /s
Why are you wearing gloves it's not going to sting you now
It looks like you’re in the store, how is this infuriating like just don’t buy it lmao
You whats this brand? Its hard to trust honey is actually made by bees lately this is like an advertisement.
I’d pay more, it’s art.
Excuse me, there's a bee in my bee vomit.
110% HONEY PROOF
To be fair, there is a picture of a bug on the bottle.
Everyone goes mad for crunchy peanut butter but you suggest a bit of crunchy honey and they start freaking out
He died how he lived 🍻
This is a wasp that got in later in the production process... Sadly it doesn't indicate anything about the honey being organic.
It’s like finding a cow in your jug of milk
Would someone explain “organic” honey to me? I’m having trouble with the mental gymnastics as a 4th generation apiarist.
I don’t get how this is infuriating, looks like you’re at the store so just… don’t buy it?
To an untrained eye, that actually looks like a wasp or hornet enemy encased…
It's to make you think it's organic
That looks like a wasp, not a bee?
Why are you wearing gloves?
They inserted the wasp—-plot twist
Dont change bramd. Thats some real honey there. The bee is just like the Mezcal's worm
Lost in the sauce
You got free-bees (freebies) 😂
Guess they didnt run this through the bee grinder enough
Unfortunately that appears to be a wasp which can and do feed on decaying meat.