Prasadam is a sacred offering in Hinduism, typically consisting of food that has been presented to a deity during a religious ceremony. After the offering, the food is distributed to devotees as a blessing, symbolizing the divine grace of the deity. It can include a variety of items, such as fruits, sweets, and cooked dishes, depending on the specific rituals and traditions of the temple or household. Receiving prasadam is considered an important spiritual practice, as it is believed to carry the blessings of the deity. Devotees consume prasadam with reverence, often viewing it as a way to connect with the divine and enhance their spiritual experience.