Did ancient egyptians eat cammel

Answer 1

No, camels were not on the menu. There were no domesticated camels in Egypt in ancient times, only wild camels living far out in the desert regions to the west. Nobody wanted to travel that far in the hope of killing one.

Answer 2

There were no camels in ancient Egypt.

After the Roman Empire collapsed in the 4th and 5th centuries the eastern Mediterranean and North Africa were quickly invaded by Arab/Moslem armies who originated with the "Marsh Arabs" of Iraq. They brought the Arabic language and script to Egypt along with the Moslem religion, textiles, camels, Islamic architecture and all the other Arabic cultural elements to be seen in Egypt today.

This was just part of a general Moslem expansion that was intended to sweep across the whole of the known world.