Dec 26, 2020 1:44 PM
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iJudgePeopleForALiving
Yes Dear?
bstack1994
Does anyone know the OP of this? Unless its this guy, but I know I've seen this before.
pimientofrito
Bee vomit
Djkrane
I like how it do that
Turbolibros
magicbryanconnolly
Uncapped and needless wrecking of comb. Do t make me come over there...
fitzpatrickbutcher6
Question :honey . Answer : yes honey . Question : do you still like me honey? Answer : not me honey , my . Question : do you like my honey ?
laurence475
And boom goes the dynomite
flashedjunkmind
Kbantar
There are many sugar free versions of sweet food that at least gets in the ballpark. But nothing remotely compares to real honey. :(
gratefulheart
Yes, dear?
hannahmydeer
I love BEES and HONEY but I have TRYPHOPHOBIA
Rijtjeshuis
Sweeeeeet!
TheFunGuyinOz
Slower you shut....slower
freeelf
That's not how you get the honey out efficiently or sustainably. This is only good for video.
taurondir
Stop drinking bee vomit you reprobates.
pandemicmodedad
Slower you slut.
StevieMcSteveface
Oh sugar sugar.
GrimMalfesance
Hate to ruin the mood but I've seen this before and it's artificial rubber honeycomb
WildStingingMapleleaf
This is definitely real comb. You can see the wax tearing and crumpled at the edge of the spoon, and it has imperfections in colour/texture.
honkynell
WoUlD yOu lIkE sOMe HoNey?
Johnnygamealot
SlasherQuan
Sugar, oh honey honey
PoppySiddal
https://youtu.be/1epplEukuzw ?
Goacorona
Uncapped and from the nest. This should have been left alone. See the capped brood in the middle
Rauca
That's s lot of bee spit being wasted
GraeYstaG237
Darling
Ydafuqitmattertho
Where is my super suit?!
benjimusdecimusmeridius
Can you eat the comb?
evolution4407
Slower, you slut!
nofaithleft
came here to comment this. beaten by 53 seconds!
iConfirmAnythingAndEverything
Ya well I can beat it in 20 seconds
Morsalbum
yeah well i can beat it in 0.0091 nanoseconds, but doesn't mean i cum tho?
NathanielBanks
Not capped, so not honey. And as others have said, wasteful of the comb. Bees that have to build comb aren't making honey.
leebarsmasher350
Could you please explain about the ‘capping’ and wether it’s honey or not???
interficiabo
Too much water in it. The bees will dry it over time. After they are done they cap it with wax to save food for the winter.
Thank you for explaining it.
mehlec
I was going to say same thing. Once capped, nectar is transformed to honey by enzymes. Prior to capping = Nectar.
TheMershedPerderder
Wait, what is the liquid than? What does capping do to make a difference?
ICanSeeYourPixels1
Basiclly the liquid has to ferment then turns into honey
That and the bees only cap after enough water has evaporated from the nectar.
Lutki
As a former bee keeper, it always bothers me seeing people needlessly destroying the comb
thankyoumuch
Never thought of that! Makes sense though!
diggetydug
Gotta do it for the 'gram, baby.
Jemmos
Exactly, I've never trusted my bees to put it in the right spot. Hate it when they join frames together.. For the 3rd time this month!!!
Jopler420
wait so bees get their combs back once you've taken the honey? keanu reaves whoah.gif
Tinyfish3
Yip, saves them a ton of work rebuilding the wax
Ya, after the honey is removed the frames holding the comb are left out to dry then get swapped back in next harvest
Aurumai
But #oDdLy sAtIsFyInG
TylerWCox
As a beekeeper it always bothers me that they are scooping out uncapped honey.
SteveTheEgg
Wait, there is high moister honey that auto ferments? That could be useful.
Except it doesn't necessarily ferment with friendly strains.
Sarah1987
Is this not a silicone honey comb?
MidasTheAlchemist
Yea, but this video is like 6 years old.
talianagisan
Would a rubber fake comb matrix work? That way they can scoop it and the comb just flex's or is the rubber to toxic.
scatmanworlds
Check Flow hive
I don't think the bees would take to it, but with modern harvesting methods the comb generally stays intact.
dekket
Right?! Poor bees spend alot of energy making that.
OvergrownDwarf
All for the views..ur always watching a video of someone doing this right?
bamblebimble
What about people that eat both the comb and honey?
CayCatty
Humans are experts at destroying something beautiful because it looks so satisfying
Yip, plus it isn’t even finished, and it is a brood comb.
AJ2071
Might be wrong here... but that looks like the comb might be synthetic ? Is there such a thing bee people?
HumanClone
Probably only did it for the vid. Then took the whole sheet to get processed. Nothing lost
Shahared
It's not honey till it's got a cap on it. It's a waste because uncapped nectar is what the bees feed on. Capped honey is the excess stored..
for later, which is why it's ok to take from a healthy productive hive. Taking uncapped honey stresses the hive and is pointless because...
uncapped honey is almost entirely water, and can't ever be called honey legally. You can cook it to drive the water off, but it's just...
the same as sugar water you've cooked into syrup at that point. It's the process of dehydration inside the capped comb that makes honey.
Simplethings1
As an actual beekeeper: *sigh* Finally someone mentions it. Thank you, have one of my queens
Burke616
YAS QUEEN
thedeadlyfist
*click* *click* *click* da queen
Kildare26
What species is it ? Buckfast ?
It's a carnica carnica
Thank's, just read about them. They seem fun to work with. Hubby and I were taking courses to become bee keepers. Aaand... Covid !
Interesting fact: Beekeepers are allowed to take care of their hives even in lockdown ?
dogmoind
What happened. Did your bees get away.
No my grandfather had orchards and kept bees to help with pollination, but when he died my grandmother sold them off
iJudgePeopleForALiving
Yes Dear?
bstack1994
Does anyone know the OP of this? Unless its this guy, but I know I've seen this before.
pimientofrito
Bee vomit
Djkrane
I like how it do that
Turbolibros
magicbryanconnolly
Uncapped and needless wrecking of comb. Do t make me come over there...
fitzpatrickbutcher6
Question :honey . Answer : yes honey . Question : do you still like me honey? Answer : not me honey , my . Question : do you like my honey ?
laurence475
And boom goes the dynomite
flashedjunkmind
Kbantar
There are many sugar free versions of sweet food that at least gets in the ballpark. But nothing remotely compares to real honey. :(
gratefulheart
Yes, dear?
hannahmydeer
I love BEES and HONEY but I have TRYPHOPHOBIA
Rijtjeshuis
Sweeeeeet!
TheFunGuyinOz
Slower you shut....slower
freeelf
That's not how you get the honey out efficiently or sustainably. This is only good for video.
taurondir
Stop drinking bee vomit you reprobates.
pandemicmodedad
Slower you slut.
StevieMcSteveface
Oh sugar sugar.
GrimMalfesance
Hate to ruin the mood but I've seen this before and it's artificial rubber honeycomb
WildStingingMapleleaf
This is definitely real comb. You can see the wax tearing and crumpled at the edge of the spoon, and it has imperfections in colour/texture.
honkynell
WoUlD yOu lIkE sOMe HoNey?
Johnnygamealot
Yes, dear?
SlasherQuan
Sugar, oh honey honey
PoppySiddal
https://youtu.be/1epplEukuzw ?
Goacorona
Uncapped and from the nest. This should have been left alone. See the capped brood in the middle
Rauca
That's s lot of bee spit being wasted
GraeYstaG237
Darling
Ydafuqitmattertho
Where is my super suit?!
benjimusdecimusmeridius
Can you eat the comb?
evolution4407
Slower, you slut!
nofaithleft
came here to comment this. beaten by 53 seconds!
iConfirmAnythingAndEverything
Ya well I can beat it in 20 seconds
Morsalbum
yeah well i can beat it in 0.0091 nanoseconds, but doesn't mean i cum tho?
NathanielBanks
Not capped, so not honey. And as others have said, wasteful of the comb. Bees that have to build comb aren't making honey.
leebarsmasher350
Could you please explain about the ‘capping’ and wether it’s honey or not???
interficiabo
Too much water in it. The bees will dry it over time. After they are done they cap it with wax to save food for the winter.
leebarsmasher350
Thank you for explaining it.
mehlec
I was going to say same thing. Once capped, nectar is transformed to honey by enzymes. Prior to capping = Nectar.
TheMershedPerderder
Wait, what is the liquid than? What does capping do to make a difference?
ICanSeeYourPixels1
Basiclly the liquid has to ferment then turns into honey
NathanielBanks
That and the bees only cap after enough water has evaporated from the nectar.
Lutki
As a former bee keeper, it always bothers me seeing people needlessly destroying the comb
thankyoumuch
Never thought of that! Makes sense though!
diggetydug
Gotta do it for the 'gram, baby.
Jemmos
Exactly, I've never trusted my bees to put it in the right spot. Hate it when they join frames together.. For the 3rd time this month!!!
Jopler420
wait so bees get their combs back once you've taken the honey? keanu reaves whoah.gif
Tinyfish3
Yip, saves them a ton of work rebuilding the wax
Lutki
Ya, after the honey is removed the frames holding the comb are left out to dry then get swapped back in next harvest
Aurumai
But #oDdLy sAtIsFyInG
TylerWCox
As a beekeeper it always bothers me that they are scooping out uncapped honey.
SteveTheEgg
Wait, there is high moister honey that auto ferments? That could be useful.
TylerWCox
Except it doesn't necessarily ferment with friendly strains.
Sarah1987
Is this not a silicone honey comb?
MidasTheAlchemist
Yea, but this video is like 6 years old.
talianagisan
Would a rubber fake comb matrix work? That way they can scoop it and the comb just flex's or is the rubber to toxic.
scatmanworlds
Check Flow hive
Lutki
I don't think the bees would take to it, but with modern harvesting methods the comb generally stays intact.
dekket
Right?! Poor bees spend alot of energy making that.
OvergrownDwarf
All for the views..ur always watching a video of someone doing this right?
bamblebimble
What about people that eat both the comb and honey?
CayCatty
Humans are experts at destroying something beautiful because it looks so satisfying
Tinyfish3
Yip, plus it isn’t even finished, and it is a brood comb.
AJ2071
Might be wrong here... but that looks like the comb might be synthetic ? Is there such a thing bee people?
HumanClone
Probably only did it for the vid. Then took the whole sheet to get processed. Nothing lost
Shahared
It's not honey till it's got a cap on it. It's a waste because uncapped nectar is what the bees feed on. Capped honey is the excess stored..
Shahared
for later, which is why it's ok to take from a healthy productive hive. Taking uncapped honey stresses the hive and is pointless because...
Shahared
uncapped honey is almost entirely water, and can't ever be called honey legally. You can cook it to drive the water off, but it's just...
Shahared
the same as sugar water you've cooked into syrup at that point. It's the process of dehydration inside the capped comb that makes honey.
Simplethings1
As an actual beekeeper: *sigh* Finally someone mentions it. Thank you, have one of my queens
Burke616
YAS QUEEN
thedeadlyfist
*click* *click* *click* da queen
Kildare26
What species is it ? Buckfast ?
Simplethings1
It's a carnica carnica
Kildare26
Thank's, just read about them. They seem fun to work with. Hubby and I were taking courses to become bee keepers. Aaand... Covid !
Simplethings1
Interesting fact: Beekeepers are allowed to take care of their hives even in lockdown ?
dogmoind
What happened. Did your bees get away.
Lutki
No my grandfather had orchards and kept bees to help with pollination, but when he died my grandmother sold them off