Star Jelly

It's possible that you could promote Star Jelly as a breakfast item, but it is irrelevant right now. Due to the fact that humans prefer to group all weird slime under the same heading, star jelly's origins, in reality, could have come from a wide variety of sources. Star jelly may come from a variety of sources, some of which may be hazardous, despite the fact that folklore has it believing it fell from the sky (thus the name).

A gelatinous substance known as star jelly, sometimes known as astromyxin or astral jelly, can occasionally be observed on grass or even tree branches. Folklore holds that it falls to the planet during meteor showers. It is described as a transparent or grayish-white gelatin that "falls" and then quickly evaporates. The explanations given have included everything from cyanobacterial byproducts to the carcasses of frogs, toads, or worms. The material has been the subject of reports since the 14th century and is still being reported now.