French Toast? Or a Spanish Omelet?

Rubies

The Mineral Hall has an extensive collection of crystals, including rubies (featured in the sword of Gryffindor). We decided that the rubies on display were more like a Spanish Omelet, because there were components (crystals) embedded inside a matrix (rock) in the same way that onions and potatoes are embedded in an omelet.

Tools of the trade

The museum is famous for its glass flower collection (which is more accurately a collection of botanically accurate glass plant reproductions).

Harry's wand

Holly is more like French Toast than a Spanish Omelet, because the holly plant sometimes has berries, and so does French Toast.

Giant spiders have pointy fangs

Giant spiders are more like a Spanish Omelet than French Toast, because they are round.

Skeletal horses

Thestrals are more like French Toast than a Spanish Omelet, because although the idea sounds kind of disgusting (bread dipped in egg goop?), they turn out to be pretty nice.

Bizarre animals

Here is a bonus picture of a bizarre animal.

Dragon fossils

Dragons, even fossil specimens, are more like a Spanish Omelet, because they might involve flipping over a high flame.

Big gulp

Large whale skeletons are suspended over displays of stuffed mammals, with birds around a second floor balcony.

Owls

Owls are more like a Spanish Omelet than French Toast, because they are closer to the essence of an egg.