10 Traditional Prasad Bhog for Lord Krishna
It is believed that Lord Krishna loves to have Makhan; that's why it is considered the most important prashad for this festival. It symbolises pure love and reinforces the devotee’s bond with Lord Krishna.
It is a creamy rice pudding made with rice, milk, and sugar that signifies richness, attracting wealth, peace, and good luck when offered to Krishna.
Sweet cardamom-flavoured balls made from khoya, symbolising Krishna’s childhood joy and the devotee’s deep connection to him.
A Rajasthani delicacy, deep-fried and soaked in sugar syrup, symbolising love and divine dedication to Krishna.
Round, sweet, and healthy, made from gram flour and ghee, symbolising balance, unity, and devotion to Krishna.
A creamy, velvety dessert made from reduced milk, was offered to Krishna as a gesture of spiritual gratitude.
Made with coriander seeds, ghee, and dried fruits, this prasad signifies gratitude for health and life, bringing strength and happiness.
A chilled, creamy curd dessert flavoured with cardamom and sugar, reflecting pure devotion and refreshing Krishna’s spirit.
A wholesome, nutritious snack of Makhana nuts and sugar, symbolising wealth, happiness, and the importance of nourishment for body and soul.