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divya mahā-prasāda aneka ānāila
pīṭhā-pānā ādi jagannātha ye khāila
divya — very nice; mahā-prasāda — remnants of food from Jagannātha; aneka — various; ānāila — brought; pīṭhā-pānā ādi — such as cakes and condensed milk; jagannātha — Lord Jagannātha; ye — which; khāila — ate.
Sārvabhauma Bhaṭṭācārya brought various types of food remnants that had been left by Lord Jagannātha. He brought all kinds of cakes and condensed-milk preparations.