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List of 56 Bhog items to offer to Lord Krishna on his birthday

List of 56 Bhog items to offer to Lord Krishna on his birthday

On Janmashtami, devotees prepare 56 bhog items as prasad to offer to Lord Krishna. If you are curious about what all the foods Chappan Bhog consists of, take a look.

Janmasthami 2024 Special Prasad: List of 56 Bhog Items to Offer Lord Krishna on His Birthday

Krishna Janmashtami is one of the most auspicious and widely celebrated festivals in India, especially among Hindu devotees. On this special occasion, devotees prepare a list of 56 unique food items for Lord Krishna known as Chappan Bhog. It refers to a sacred thali of sattvic food that includes dishes of all 5 tastes – sweet, sour, spicy, salty, bitter and umami. Devotees get up early in the morning to prepare these 56 Bhog items. They are a mix of cereals, fruits, dry fruits, sweets, drinks, namkeen and pickles, keeping in mind all the favorites of Lord Krishna.

Photo Gallery: Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations in Mathura and Vrindavan

Janmasthami 2024 Chappan Bhog: List of 56 Bhog Items

As we prepare to celebrate Janmasthami 2024 on August 26, here is a list of items to include in Chappan Bhog:

  1. Makkhan mishri
  2. Kheer
  3. Rasgulla
  4. Jeera ladoo
  5. Jalebi
  6. Rabri
  7. Mathri
  8. Malpua
  9. Mohanbhog
  10. Chutney
  11. Murabba
  12. Saw
  13. Curd
  14. Rice
  15. Valley
  16. Kadi
  17. Ghewar
  18. Chile
  19. Peda
  20. Dad
  21. Moong dal ka halwa
  22. Pakoda
  23. Khichadi
  24. Brinjal
  25. Bottle gourd
  26. Poori
  27. Almond milk
  28. Tikkis
  29. Cashews
  30. Almond
  31. Pistachios
  32. Elaichi
  33. Panchamrut
  34. Murabba
  35. Shakkarpaara
  36. Dahlia
  37. Ghee
  38. Honey
  39. Butter
  40. Malay
  41. Kachori
  42. Roti
  43. Coconut water
  44. Mango
  45. Banana
  46. Shikanji
  47. Grapes
  48. Apple
  49. Plum
  50. Raisin
  51. Channa
  52. Sweet rice
  53. Bhujia
  54. Supaari
  55. sauna
  56. Phew

As we celebrate Janmasthami 2024, the tradition of offering 56 Bhog to Lord Krishna continues to be a cherished ritual symbolizing devotion and love. From creamy sweets like Makhan Mishri and Badam Kheer to savory delights like Khichi and Aloo Tikki, every dish has spiritual significance and devotion. Th 56 bhog is more than just a party; it is a meaningful celebration of faith and reverence.

May these offerings bring joy and blessings to those who participate in this holy celebration.




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