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Rob Bidleman <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 1 Sep 1994 22:06:51 -0700
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On Thu, 1 Sep 1994, Dave Pehling wrote:
 
> I have eaten bee brood several times and find it delicious!  Very like
> very tiny, sweet shrimp!  By the way, shrimp and crabs would think nothing
 
** I have been producing royal jelly for personal use for about 17 years.
Not long after I started I neglected to remove every jelly frame from one
hive. When I had discovered this it was too late so I wondered at what stage
the cells <and their occupants> were at. I remember reading about Africans
eating other larvae and tried one. OK so it wasn't terrible but I've never
eaten another. I'd rather have fried grasshoppers any day, NOW there's a
meal. I've often wondered about the availablity of forage in extremely
depressed famine areas in India and Africa. It seems living in a desert
has its drawbacks. Has anyone ever seriously thought of the possibility
of using bee products <honey, pollen, etc> in areas such as this?
 
Rob
 
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