Honey is a sweet sustenance made by honey bees scrounging honey from blooms. The assortment created by bees (the family Apis) is the one most usually alluded to, as it is the kind of honey gathered by most beekeepers and devoured by individuals. Honey is also delivered by honey bees, stingless honey bees, and other hymenopteran bugs, for example, honey wasps, however the amount is for the most part lower and they have marginally diverse properties contrasted with honey from the class Apis. Bumble bees change over honey into honey by a procedure of spewing forth and dissipation. They store it as an essential nourishment source in wax honeycombs inside the bee reserve. Honey gets its sweetness from the monosaccharide’s fructose and glucose, and has about the same relative sweetness as granulated sugar. It has alluring synthetic properties for preparing and an unmistakable flavor that leads a few individuals to lean toward it over sugar and other sweeteners. Most microorganisms don't develop in honey on account of its low water movement. However, honey some of the time contains torpid endospores of the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which can be risky to babies, as the endospores can change into poison delivering microscopic organisms in newborn children's juvenile intestinal tracts, prompting sickness and even death. Individuals who have a debilitated resistant framework ought not eat honey in view of the danger of bacterial or contagious infection. No proof demonstrates any advantage of utilizing honey to treat Honey use and generation has a long and differed history. Honey accumulation is an antiquated activity. Humans evidently started chasing for honey no less than 8,000 years back, as confirm by a cavern painting in Valencia, Spain. Honey contains a treasure of nutrients and concealed dietary and therapeutic value for quite a long time. The sweet brilliant fluid from the bee reserve is a prominent kitchen staple stacked with antibacterial and antifungal properties that has been utilized following the beginning of Egyptian tombs.