Any way to get pollen out of comb?

[DamSutt1986]

I've done several cut outs and space is usually limited with tying in comb to frames. I generally select only the most dense brood comb. There always seems to be a ton of pollen in other combs. Is there a convenient way to get the pollen (Or bee-bread, I believe) out of the comb to feed them later? I think scooping it would become tedious

I guess I could cut out the dense pollen areas and freeze them, but it would be a pain to place them back in the hive to feed.

[EastSideBuzz]

Just put it above your inner-cover and let them pick what they want.

[Michael Bush]

I really never do, I let the bees do what they like, but if you soaked those frames in some water until the pollen is all soft and put them in a strong hive, I'm betting they would clean them up for you.

[DamSutt1986]

That is what I had in mind. Thanks