I am guessing the same thing as what they ate on the ship?
No - when the first fleet first arrived, there were severe food shortages, and as a result, food was severely rationed. To solve this problem, governor Arthur Phillip granted land to settlers in the hope that they could grow crops to feed the starving settlement (at that time, Australia was regarded as Terra Nullis, without the recognition of Aborigines as the owners of the land). The first success was James Ruse, who successfully managed to grow crops near Parramatta.
Chickens came with the First Fleet to Australia. Some of these may have been prepared by the cook for the officers of the Fleet, but it is unlikely that many would have been eaten, as they would have been needed for breeding stock upon arrival in the new colony. Convicts would not have eaten chicken.
Pigs were introduced into Australia as a supply of food with the First Fleet, which arrived on 26 January 1788. Among the livestock and provisions, 32 pigs are listed as being on the First Fleet. Pigs were introduced purely for food, as the British colonists had no food supplies already established: thus, they relied on livestock until they could get some crops growing.
hard biscuts
Unknown. Aborigines are believed to have arrived in Australia before written history, so there are no records going back that far.
Armada is the Spanish and Portuguese word for naval fleet. Therefore they do not eat.
Yes they both eat pearl oysters
No. Although the convicts were well fed, they were not given the privilege of anything sweet except a small ration of sugar.
Iceland - google Thorri (þorri) and be amazed...thats not the weirdest thing we eat
One of the salads people in Australia eat is Caesar salad.
People in Australia will eat things such as chickens, cows and pigs like Americans. They will also eat kangaroos and alligators.
People in Australia will eat things such as chickens, cows and pigs like Americans. They will also eat kangaroos and alligators.