If a man mixes camel meat with crushed grain and eats it, does his wudu' (ablution) become invalid?

The questioner : Now, if a man mixes camel meat with crushed grain. Do you know what crushed grain is? I mean, grinding the camel meat and putting it in the crushed grain, and then eating the crushed grain—does his wudu' become invalid or not? Does the food appear?

The Shaykh : The food may appear, or it may not appear, but eating this crushed grain in its entirety... does it become invalid? Why? Because the meat did not break down completely. Rather, it dissolved in this food, but there are still pieces, just hidden pieces. So it appears that his wudu' becomes invalid in this case, because we know that he ate meat. Where did the meat go? I put a pound of meat in it, yes, and I put a pound of crushed grain with it, and then when I finished eating it all, it becomes invalid.

The questioner : And a type of...

The Shaykh : If he squeezed it, squeezing the meat, how do you squeeze meat?

The questioner : Like squeezing a breast.

The Shaykh : No, no, the meat is squeezed.

The questioner : It becomes... or it is not known.

The Shaykh : And how?

The questioner : It becomes... meaning fire is added to it so it cooks and dissolves in the water.

The Shaykh : It does not become... it must become... but it is small.

The questioner : But the breast is not desired.

The Shaykh : The breast does not... the correct view is that it does not become invalid, and there is a view among the Companions that it does become invalid. Which one? No, you do not control it. If there are pieces in it and you eat them, your wudu' becomes invalid. Yes.