This is kind of an extreme example but some of my comb honey has bee bread mixed in is it useless to try to sale is there any health risk to it. I don’t know if nasties can grow in pollen cells without the bees taking care of it. I plan to freeze it 48 hrs regardless. Most of my comb honey has just a handful of pollen spots scattered about.
I happen to like it that way. I actually place high pollen content frames into the super to be filled with honey and eat them.
Clearly mark it "with some pollen" and make it a couple bucks higher,

if anyone asks say it is rare to get pollen in honey frames , which is kind of true. and do not offer much more info, some will some won't so what see if it sells. BTW pollen has every know short and long chained amino acid. it is a very complete food. the bee bread is fermented pollen. as we ferment a cucumber into a pickle the bees ferment the pollen into bee bread. to make it last and to pre digest, same reasons we do it. The bears like it and so do I,

or cut those pieces out and do crush and strain, for the non adventurous.
GG