Do hornets make honey?

Yes! Small quantities, though. Honey comes from nectar. Bee imago drink a lot more nectar than wasp imago. Social wasps do make honey, mostly to feed their larva. Wasp imago drink some nectar just like bees. read more

Social wasps do make honey, mostly to feed their larva. Wasp imago drink some nectar just like bees. They process that nectar in their stomachs to make a form of honey. read more

Yes. Various species of wasps and hornets (large wasps) do make a kind of honey to feed their developing larvae. Some wasps are serious predators and their larvae feed on disabled prey that the female wasp has stuffed into or alongside the larvaes' cells. read more