How long do bee pollen granules last?
by Hilary
(London, UK)
I have just opened a glass jar of pollen grains which expired in 2003. They still have a nice smell but are a little bit stuck together. Are they safe to use?
Angela's Comments:
Hi Hilary,
If they have been frozen, they very well might be fine to consume. Examine the pollen for any signs of spoilage - smell, taste a small amount. If they have been stored at room temperature for 10 years, I wouldn't recommend consuming them.
Bee healthy,
Angela
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