A combination of fresh butter (makhan) and rock sugar (mishri) is offered as a special prasad to Lord Krishna, particularly during Janmashtami. This simple yet divine treat signifies the love and innocence of Lord Krishna as Baal gopal.
It is usually made of five sacred ingredients: milk, curd, sugar, honey, and ghee, which makes a prasad. Mostly served at Janmashtami or any other religious rituals, Panchamrit is believed to purify and sanctify the body and soul.
A nutritious mixture made from whole wheat flour, sugar, and ghee, often enriched with dry fruits. Panjiri is not only a prasad but also known for its health benefits, especially given to new mothers for strength and vitality.
A moist, grainy sweet made from milk and sugar, traditionally prepared to mark special occasions and festivals. This milk-made sweet is largely considered the best during any festival ritual.
A creamy rice pudding made with milk, sugar, and flavored with cardamom, saffron, and nuts. Kheer is a classic offering in many religious rituals, representing purity and prosperity, and is enjoyed as a festive delicacy.
A rich and dense sweet made from khoya (reduced milk), often flavored with cardamom and saffron. Peda is a popular offering during religious ceremonies and festivals, symbolizing devotion and prosperity.
A traditional sweet made from grated coconut and condensed milk, often offered as prasad during festivals and religious ceremonies.