Emergency Breakfast-cake (savoury or sweet)

Step 2 Gather and Mix

Find a suitable mixing vessel, and put in an appropriate amount of muesli (how hungry are you?). A normal breakfast bowl's worth is a good starting point.  

Now put in the eggs (exclude the shells, they don't taste good), and some water, any extra ingredients and mix it up a bit with a fork.      

Comments

[vincent7520]

You maybe right about the egg shells but you should remember they have a high calcium content ! …
:)

[bongodrummer]

Really? But they are so sharp. Maybe if they were somehow pulverized, which a mechanical device, say a food blender, they would make a good supplement.

Breaking them down like that might help, but can they actual be digested though?

[vincent7520]

Well… I hope you guessed I was trying to joke…
Actually I really do not know if calcium is directly digestible.

When I was a kid my grand parents used to tell me that having a pulverized bit of egg shell or fishbone in one's food was good for health but I don't know if it was only hearsay or that they, or people they knew, did actually do it.
But I'm sure my grandmother never gave it to us in what ever shape ! …

However, in the village I was living in, I always saw the farming ladies drop egg shells in their respective chicken coops and the hen would regularly pick them as they do with peebles. Maybe that's where my grandparents' idea came from… but of course chicken have a different digestive system than ours !!!…

[bongodrummer]

Haha. yeah, I assumed a jape was afoot. But still, I don't like to discount things out of hand. There is a bunch of 'new' things that I have found to eat recently, which I have been brought up to avoid - green carrot tops, for example.

I too have heard of ground fish bone being used as a supplement. Being a veggie that obviously doesn't appeal, but interesting idea.

[vincent7520]

You mean you don't even eat fish ???…

Fish is so goooooood !!…

(and nice to catch !…)