Homonym: Ambrosia (Food)
Ambrosia is often referred to as the food or drink of the gods in ancient mythology, particularly in Greek and Roman traditions. It is believed to confer immortality and eternal youth to those who consume it. In these myths, ambrosia is typically associated with divine beings, such as Zeus and Hera, and is often depicted as a sweet, fragrant substance.
In modern contexts, ambrosia can also refer to a type of fruit salad made with ingredients like oranges, coconut, and marshmallows. This dish is popular in the United States, especially during holidays and gatherings, and is known for its sweet and creamy texture.