The most common breakfast fare on the Australian goldfields was damper. This was a simple bread made from flour and water, and thrown on a campfire to cook. It was usually just spread with butter.
Damper, Mutton and Tea.
Bacon and grits.
i think they sent down games down their just like they sent down the food for the miners to eat
The Chinese were known for growing their own vegetables, which formed the staple of their diet during the Gold rush in Australia. They kept their own pigs, ducks and poultry which they would kill and eat, ensuring they always had a supply of fresh food. Their diet was far better than that of the Australian miners.
That's silly. That's like asking American or Swedish or French or Chinese or Kenyan or Australian people when they eat their breakfast. It isn't at a set time, nor does everybody in the country eat the breakfast at the exact same hour or minute or second.
miners eat bat soup, coal and rock.
Rice and Dried Fish like they still do now
The miners during the Gold Rush ate a lot of dried foods, like beans and pork. They also ate apples, biscuits, and molasses.
During the California Gold Rush, beginning in 1848, the miners usually what they could afford and what was availible. The meals mostly consisted of beans, bacon, or local game. These foods were usually cooked over an open fire.
The gold miners lived in boomtowns. Boomtowns where towns that grew when a mine was discoved. when a mine closed though they slowly disapeared. some miners lived in bording houses which they rented for a week of even a night. YOUR A LIER! They lived in mining camps.
In the 19th century Welsh coal miners carried cookies (or miners cakes) made fresh by their wives in their pockets. There weren't lunch breaks in those days and the miners would have to eat on the job. Imagine a small pancake with black currants in it and that's basically a miners cake. There were fried in a skillet rather than baked. For more information search on Welch Cookies.
Cereal, toast, and sometimes a cooked breakfast or pancakes. Pretty standard stuff