Ganesh Chaturthi 2025: Prasad To Offer Lord Ganesha From Day 1-10

This guide unveils the day-by-day prasad significance, inviting devotees to ensure your Ganesh Chaturthi rituals are both heartfelt and complete.
ganesh chaturthi prasad
ganesh chaturthi prasad

Ganesh Chaturthi, one of India’s most cherished festivals, is a symphony of devotion, tradition, and culinary offerings. Each of the ten days dedicated to Lord Ganesha is marked not only by grand rituals and joyous celebrations, but also by a distinct prasad that symbolises gratitude and reverence. From the beloved modak, considered Ganesha’s most favoured sweet, to a medley of fruits, savouries, and delicacies, every offering carries its own meaning and blessing. As we prepare to welcome the festival in 2025, here’s a day-by-day guide to the sacred prasads that enrich the devotion and spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi shared by our expert,Tarot Pooja Verma, Tarot Card Reader and Numerology Expert.

Prasad to Offer Lord Ganesha Day 1 to Day 10

Prasad to Offer Lord Ganesha: Day 1 to Day 10

Ganesh Chaturthi is a 10-day celebration of devotion with energy and enthusiasm. Each day people offer a special prasad to show love and seek blessings from Vighnaharta.

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Day 1 – Modak

  • Made with rice flour, jaggery, and coconut.

Day 2 – Coconut Ladoo

  • Ladoos are made with grated coconut and jaggery or condensed milk.

Day 3 – Besan Ladoo

  • Made with gram flour with ghee and sugar melted in the mouth.

Day 4 – Banana Sheera

  • Made with sooji, banana, sugar, and ghee.

ganesh chaturthi Prasad to Offer Lord Ganesha

Day 5 – Puran Poli

  • A traditional Maharashtrian sweet made of chana dal and jaggery stuffed in wheat flatbread, served with ghee.

Day 6 – Motichoor Ladoo

  • Syrup-soaked boondi balls which are sweet in taste.

Day 7 – Sabudana Kheer

  • Kheer is made with Sabudana, milk, and cardamom.

Day 8 – Rice Payasam

  • Made with rice, jaggery, coconut milk, and cardamom.

Day 9 – Boondi or Panchamrit

  • The five elements of life are full of spiritual significance.

Day 10 – Modak & Fruits

  • Modak again with fruits like bananas and guavas, a sweet, thankful goodbye.

"Prasad is an act of devotion offering love and purity to Bappa," said Pooja Ji.

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