I had never tasted bee pollen until ordering this Organic Bee Pollen Powder by Ganic Food. I didn't know what to expect and I cannot compare it to other bee pollen products. My first taste consisted of a spoonful of bee pollen one its own. I did not enjoy the taste. I'm not a fan of earthy tasting foods. Since then, I've added a tablespoon of bee pollen powder to smoothies, and I can't taste the bee pollen at all. I have also mixed it into my yogurt and it's not bad.

The potential health benefits of consuming bee pollen intrigue me, so I will continue to incorporate some powder into various foods. I would recommend this product but suggest mixing it into other food that tastes good.

I ordered the pollen for health reasons in a sense, but also hoped I could add it as a flavor enhancement in lieu of honey. The powder needs to be stirred even in hot tea, but it does dissolve and I find doesn't exactly add something sweet like standard honey, but a certain 'robust' note that I do not mind in such teas as caramel apple, which is photograph 3.

I take note when something is overlooked that should have easily been caught by the most novice of quality control individuals. That 'beet' pollen is written instead of 'bee' pollen, for me, is cause for alarm (photo 1, circled in yellow).

Due to taste and the error on the back, I reduced the rating to 4 stars.

As soon as I opened the resealable bag of Organic Bee Pollen Powder By Ganic Food, I immediately smelled the warm and rich aroma of bee pollen. The fragrance reminds me of warm honey with soft floral notes. The pollen has a deep and dark orange color that isn't as vibrant as the product photo on Amazon shows. The fine powder can be blended into shakes or smoothies, sprinkled over yogurt or oatmeal or baked into your favorite recipes. I choose to add it to a warm bulgur breakfast bowl. The powder is very fine, has a soft texture, and blended beautifully into the cooked bulgur. The flavor of the bee pollen is a soft honey. The manufacturer noted to start with a smaller serving size per day and slowly work your way up to 1 to 2 teaspoons daily. The manufacturer added a surprise to the bag that I received. I found a wooden spoon that I could use to retrieve the bee pollen from the bag. It is a well made wooden spoon with the Ganic Food logo lasered onto the handle. I use the spoon every day to access the bee pollen. It was a wonderful surprise element. The product is USDA Certified Organic, Vegan, Raw, Keto, BPA Free, Low Carb, Paleo, Nut free, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Egg Free, No Added Sugar, and 100% natural. The only ingredient included is organic bee pollen powder. The manufacturer also noted that the product was packaged in a facility that also handles tree nuts. If you have an allergy, please be aware. There are 15 calories, 67mg Calcium, 40mg Iron, and 5.5mg Potassium per 1 tsp. serving. It is an easy way to add extra vitamins into your diet without any effort.

I've been mixing this bee pollen powder into my green smoothies every night. It has a slight taste... at first I thought maybe a little bit like matcha? Kind of earthy like that. Then my husband asked why the smoothie tasted like licorice. I realized he was kind of right, but that this was actually a positive thing- it tastes good!

I haven't noticed any health benefits yet, but I'm going to keep adding it and hoping that it's giving some sort of benefits. I'm especially hoping it will help with eczema since it's said that bee pollen helps with inflammation. I'm at least thankful for the extra iron!

I do think it's a bit odd that it's listed as "beet" pollen powder... Seems like a pretty big error on a product. But obviously I know what they meant to write.

Overall, I'm really enjoying this and will continue using it!

This 16 ounce bag of organic bee pollen powder is a simple healthy addition for me to add to a variety of foods. According to the nutrition facts on the package, a serving is just one teaspoon and has 40mg Iron, 67mg Calcium, and 5.5mg Potassium. The ONLY ingredient is organic bee pollen powder so this is all-natural goodness with zero additives.

I decided to put a serving of bee pollen in some homemade granola. I already add honey and coconut for sweeteners, and I wasn't sure what the outcome would be, but it turned out delicious! (The bag suggests a variety of uses that include scoop, blend, sprinkle, and bake; mine was blended and baked with oats, almonds, coconut, matcha, cinnamon, canola oil, and honey. There's a QR code printed on the bag for recipe ideas, but I just came up with my own because I live in a remote area without access to ingredients that I don't have in storage.) When I taste it right out of the bag, it smells sweet but doesn't really taste that way; it has a strange "natural" flavor and is definitely something I'll always use as an ingredient rather than on its own.

For 16 ounces, this bag is currently listed at $22.99 at the time of this review, and I feel like that's an incredible deal because it'll last quite awhile; I'm excited to try it in more recipes!

ALLERGEN NOTE: Packaged in a facility that also handles tree nuts.

My use for this powdered bee pollen is most likely a little different than everyone else's. Bee pollen is actually very healthy and nutritious for animals. I have a bearded dragon who is very picky about his food. The only way I can get him to eat his daily salad is by sprinkling bee pollen on top of his food. This is why I decided to give this a try. Here's what I like about this peticular brand:

TEXTURE

This is so much better than the pellet form. I find that this blends into his salad much easier. I am also able to mix this into his water to get a little additional supplementation into his diet. I couldn't do that with the pellet form.

POTENCY

I believe this brand is a high quality brand because of the color and smell. This is darker than my previous brand of bee pollen. I feel that this is more potent and concentrated in nutrients because of this.

ORGANIC

I'm glad this is organic because I don't have to worry about any pesticides being added. I am very picky about what I give my bearded dragon and organic is a must.

The Ganic Organic Bee Pollen Powder is basically nature’s superfood. It is loaded with antioxidants, protein, and vitamins. We are using this to boost the nutrition in our smoothies. It adds just a subtle flavor. The powder it fine so could be sprinkled on a variety of foods. The package ingredient label lists it as “beet” pollen powder, which I am confident is a typo. Overall, great quality and nutritional value.

Bee pollen is a superfood! It’s packed full of nutrients. It contains several vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and is a good source of protein. It’s used to fight allergies, boost the immune system, and target, inflammation.

This powdered organic bee pollen is easy to take. It has a subtly sweet honey flavor and very little fragrance. It can be sprinkled over oatmeal and yogurt, blended into smoothies, or mixed into baked treats. There’s a QR code on the bag with a link to recipes. Keep in mind that it’s important to start with a small serving of the powder in case you have allergies.

I’m happy with the quality of this product. The bag is resealable for freshness. There is an ample amount of pollen for a very good price.