Description
Honey: A Global History is an engaging exploration of one of humanity’s most cherished and ancient substances. Part of the prestigious Edible Series, this book traces honey’s remarkable journey from ancient times to the modern era, examining its role in diverse cultures, economies, and cuisines worldwide.
The book delves into the science of beekeeping, the cultural significance of honey in different societies, and its evolution as both a commodity and a culinary staple. Readers will discover how honey has shaped trade routes, influenced religious practices, and remained central to human nutrition and medicine throughout history.
With meticulous research and engaging narrative, this work appeals to food historians, beekeeping enthusiasts, and anyone interested in understanding the hidden stories behind everyday ingredients. The Edible Series reputation for excellence is upheld in this comprehensive global perspective on honey.
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