How to preserve royal jelly? It turns out there are 3 ways

Royal jelly is a nutritional health food that many families often eat. Therefore, when purchasing it, people often buy a lot at one time, which is both economical and affordable. So if you can’t eat so much royal jelly at once, how should you preserve it? Let’s take a look at the three ways to preserve royal jelly!

First, the storage time of frozen royal jelly. Many people know that royal jelly needs to be frozen. The temperature of the freezer of our refrigerator is about minus 18 degrees Celsius. At this temperature, royal jelly can be stored for 2 years or even longer without deteriorating. It can be used to feed larvae and enable them to develop into queen bees. Therefore, it is best to store royal jelly in a frozen state.

Second, store the royal jelly in the refrigerator. Many people store the royal jelly in the refrigerator. The temperature in the refrigerator is about 0℃ to 5℃. The royal jelly can be stored for about 2 to 3 months at this temperature. The royal jelly that is about to be eaten or is being eaten can be stored in the refrigerator.

Third, store royal jelly at room temperature. If no measures are taken, royal jelly can be stored for about 3 days at room temperature. However, after mixing with honey in a certain proportion, the shelf life of royal jelly at room temperature can be greatly extended. There are many opinions on this proportion, ranging from 5% to 30%. The mixing ratio I personally often use is 20%, that is, 100 grams of royal jelly and 400 grams of honey are mixed, and then sealed and stored in a cool place at room temperature. It can be stored for about 2 months without deterioration. It is suitable for friends who do not have freezing or refrigeration equipment.

Well, the above is a detailed explanation of how long royal jelly can be preserved. If you consume royal jelly, you can refer to the above preservation method to preserve royal jelly.

Royal jelly is a bee product that is much more expensive than honey. Royal jelly contains much more active substances than honey, and it is very easy to lose its activity and deteriorate. This article is about the precautions for storing royal jelly. You should know