Pollen

Vegetable protein

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Bee pollen consists of flower pollen painstakingly collected by bees and is the main source of protein in their diet. There are as many types of pollen as there are of flowers in the natural world. The Mielizia range includes both fresh pollen, in handy trays packed under controlled atmosphere, and dehumidified pollen, supplied in glass jars, to meet people’s different needs and habits in use of this food.

Mielizia Pollen Jar - Natural product rich in nutrients

Both formats conserve the product’s organoleptic and nutritional properties intact. Pollen is considered an excellent food, especially for vegetarians, whose diet tends to lack proteins. Pollen is rich in plant proteins and the most important essential amino acids, indispensable for our health. Laboratory tests show that 100 grams of pollen contain around 20 grams of protein. This is an impressive amount, considering that the same weight of sea bass and cod contains 16.5 and 15.6 grams of protein respectively, while fillet of beef contains 20.5 grams.

Pollen can be eaten on its own (about 10 g) or added to yoghurt, fruit salad, fruit juice, milk, honey or water at room temperature. Its flowery aroma also makes it an excellent ingredient for original culinary combinations.

Characteristics

Group@2x

FRESH, ITALIAN WITH SHORT SUPPLY CHAIN

Group 9@2x

RICH IN PLANT PROTEINS

Fill 1@2x

IDEAL AT BREAKFAST TIME

Beekeepers

We work alongside the bees and look after them, building a unique symbiotic relationship with these extraordinary insects day by day. We have always observed their world with respect and care, learning from their rhythms and their balance. We were among the first to embrace organic farming in Italy, and today we are one of Europe’s leading producers of organic honey. We are a community of over 600 beekeepers, united by our love for bees and for Italian honey. Over 5 billion bees live in our hives: we observe them, listen to them and cultivate a deep bond with them, built on care, knowledge and mutual harmony.

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