Ram Navami Biggest WORLD RECORD 11000Kg Prasad Making😱😱 Shree Ram Prasad🙏🏻🙏🏻

Word record created on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami Yes, made in the world's largest wok Nineteen thousand kilos of prasad Who has just broken all previous records A lot of effort went into this. And the entire process was very clean, sterile, and hygienic. So if you too are a devotee of Lord Shri Ram And want to know about the Seven Wonders of the World How was this prasad made? In Pune city, Maharashtra, where this prasad was prepared Underneath this colossal loom, first of all Fire was lit by performing worship to Agni Devata. And you must already be noticing how large this clamp is. A full thousand kilograms These vessels are filled with a series of indigenous songs, one after another, within this strict framework. They will continue to be left empty. On the other side, inside another large sieve, a heap of semolina is being carried It will be roasted. When the entire thousand kilograms is loaded inside the clamp Then the wood will be well roasted here on the sharp fire. And then the cut sugarcane will be brought in. When the ghee has cooked properly Then the cut pieces of sugar will be put into it. And why is so much prasad being prepared here in such large quantities? To make it sweet, you can see that a good, substantial amount of sugar is being added. And it will be poured gradually from above. Now, this will not be done, nor will it be allowed to be done. Rather, it will be added in small amounts at a time. And it will continue to be mixed constantly. So that no one inside Prasad's body reads the knot Thus, this continuous thread of the choti will keep pulling the swollen, puffy part along. It will keep being added to this large sieve. Wherever it is found, it will remain in the tong thaal. After the harvest, all the cashew nuts will be collected. And they will also be thrown above the Parashath. So in this way, the entire cashew kernel has been crushed, and the cashew nut has been completely destroyed, leaving no trace of its original form. Shri Ram, this is Shri Ram