Can honey be made without bees - ie man-made?

Question

By man made I mean by using nectar/pollen from flowers without any chemicals etc.

Answer 1

I believe man made honey would be called golden syrup - made from sugar and water

Answer 2

Man Made Honey

Answer 3

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Can honey be made without bees - ie man-made?

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Nope it's not made from bee poop 'Nectar contains about 80% water, along with complex sugars. Left in its natural state, nectar would ferment. In order to store the sugars in a usable and efficient state, bees convert the nectar into honey. Honey contains only 14-18% water. Pound for pound, honey provides a much greater energy source than pure nectar. The actual process of transforming the flower nectar into honey requires teamwork. Older workers do the foraging and bring the nectar back to the hive. There, younger hive bees complete the task of turning it into honey. First, worker bees fly out from the hive in search of nectar-rich flowers. Using its straw-like proboscis, a worker bees drinks the liquid nectar and stores it in a special stomach called the honey stomach. The bee continues to forage, visiting hundreds of flowers, until its honey stomach is full. Within the honey stomach, enzymes break down the complex sugars of the nectar into simpler sugars, which are less prone to crystallization. This process is called inversion. With a full belly, the worker bee heads back to the hive and regurgitates the already modified nectar for a hive bee. The hive bee ingests the sugary offering and further breaks down the sugars. It then regurgitates the inverted nectar into a cell of the honeycomb. Now, the hive bees beat their wings furiously, fanning the nectar to evaporate its remaining water content. As the water evaporates, the sugars thicken into honey. Once the honey is finished, the hive bee caps the beeswax cell, sealing the honey into the honeycomb for later consumption. A single worker bee produces only 1/12th of a teaspoon of honey in its lifetime. Working cooperatively, thousands of worker bees can produce over 200 pounds of honey for the colony within a year.'

Answer 5

yes you need bee sliva and digestive juices and some crazy person collecting pollen flower by flower without breaking the flower to avoid contamination of the pollen. at this point is better to ask the bees to be nice and keep on producing honey

Answer 6

if u mean synthetic honey by using chemicals yes and actually it's avaliable but i don't advice u 2 try it..although it has the same chemical structure as natural honey bee but still somethin mising in it which makes it's taste that diffrent

Answer 7

Nope,the bee process the nector within its body.We may reproduce it to look like honey,but will never taste like honey.

Answer 8

Yes, it is made out of clover

Answer 9

y

Answer 10

I don't think so....