Bug burger mix with honey?

[Zevil]

So instead of adding bee pollen to a bug burger mix. Is it possible to use honey instead?

 

[Brodybreaux25]

I think that would get messy. Quick.

 

[Rlc1994]

And sticky. I think honey has no where near the amount of nutrients and vitamins that bee pollen contains. I’d stick with the bee pollen. The pollen is what’s found on the bugs in nature not the honey.

 

[nightanole]

The problem with "honey" is you have no clue what is in it. Depending on Mrs Bee, it could be well balanced to the point a human can live off of it in terms of protein etc. And on the other end of the spectrum it could be almost pure "sugar".

Plus i could imagine all those poor bugs stuck to it. I mean lets be honest, you put a coaster with 1/8" of water in it, and you will come back to a bunch of drowned semi adult crickets. Honestly i dont know how some things even survive in the wild.

 

[Zevil]

Okay so if I add bee pollen to bug burger, I should add after heating up the bug burger for the bee pollen to be dissolved in it?

 

[Rlc1994]

Okay so if I add bee pollen to bug burger, I should add after heating up the bug burger for the bee pollen to be dissolved in it?

You can mix the bee pollen in with the bug burger before heating it or you can sprinkle it on a piece that you intend to feed.

 

[Rlc1994]

Okay so if I add bee pollen to bug burger, I should add after heating up the bug burger for the bee pollen to be dissolved in it?

You can mix the bee pollen in with the bug burger before heating it or you can sprinkle it on a piece that you intend to feed.

 

[CamoChameleonsHuman]

You can mix the bee pollen in with the bug burger before heating it or you can sprinkle it on a piece that you intend to feed.

This! I do it and works great!