The answer is: Manna

Psalms 78:24-25 - Also bread of angels in some versions.

In Psalm 78, we get a fascinating glimpse into the rich tapestry of Israel's wilderness journey, where they experienced the miraculous gift of sustenance directly from the heavens—manna! This special "bread of angels" is not just food; it symbolizes divine provision and the nurturing care that transcends normal understandings of sustenance.

While traditional views might draw a stark line between the human experience and angelic realms, the connections here are imbued with a profound sense of shared blessing. Manna was sweet and flaked like coriander seed, echoing the sweet moments of divine care embedded in hardship—a rich motif throughout scripture.

Interestingly, this bread also points to themes that resonate through other biblical narratives. For example, later books like John’s Gospel connect Jesus to this heavenly bread, hinting that spiritual nourishment transcends our physical needs and leads us towards a higher awareness of life itself.

In some corners of early Jewish thought, angels were seen as nourished by this celestial bread, delighting in the communion between heaven and earth. It’s like the universe whispers that even lofty beings rely on something greater than themselves.

The manna offers a curious echo in the stories of resilience—an invitation to see our own "bread of angels," or the gifts we endure in times of hardship, reaffirming our belief in a profound care that feels quite angelic, after all!