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If they had a big beluga like Gore on board, he could have kept them fed for weeks. They would just have to get past the stench of hypocrisy and deceit.
I think blood is indigestible
They wanted the water in it. You can live without food longer than you can live without water.
I’ve never found black pudding indigestible.
Hint: black pudding is cooked. Usually!
If I needed the water in the blood I’d try to filter out all other particulates first.