Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Ambaji Temple's Mohanthal Prasad Awarded 'Eat Right' Certificate
The Ambaji Temple in Gujarat has received a special certificate called 'Eat Right Prasad' for its mohanthal sweet treat.
This means the prasad, made of gram flour, ghee and sugar, is made with care to be clean and safe.
The government is happy because it shows they are doing things well.
In the past, the prasad was changed to chikki because there were worries about freshness.
The certificate is given to religious places that follow strict rules for food safety, to keep the prasad safe and good for everyone.
Ambaji Temple's mohanthal prasad receives 'Eat Right Prasad' certification.
The award recognizes the food safety, hygiene, and quality of the prasad.
The Gujarat government considers this a point of pride for the state.
The temple trust and Additional Collector Kaushik Modi were credited.
Previously, the mohanthal was replaced due to concerns and adulteration reports.
- Who
- The Ambaji Temple trust.
- What
- Ambaji Temple's mohanthal prasad was awarded the 'Eat Right Prasad' certificate.
- When
- In 2023, the prasad was replaced by chikki due to some concerns.
- Where
- Ambaji Temple, Gujarat.
- Why
- The award recognizes food safety, hygiene and quality.
- Award
- 'Eat Right Prasad'
- Temple
- Ambaji Temple
- Prasad Type
- Mohanthal
- Key Ingredients
- Gram flour, ghee, sugar
- Governing Body
- Shree Arasuri Ambaji Mata Devasthan Trust