1 piece of fresh coconut (for Pooja)

In India, one of the most common offerings in a temple is a coconut. It is also an important symbol at occasions such as weddings, traditional festivals, the completion of a house, etc. In Hinduism, the coconut is also referred to as the "fruit of God".

Storage and Use :
Coconuts should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. They are used to make sweets, desserts, sauces, and juices, but can also be added to curries and other savory dishes. They also play an important role in Hinduism and are used as offerings at traditional ceremonies.

Advantages :
Packed with beneficial nutrients, minerals, and vitamins, the coconut can definitely be considered a superfood. Furthermore, it possesses antibacterial properties, and its flesh is rich in fiber, B vitamins, vitamin C, calcium, amino acids, antioxidants, and electrolytes.

The weight can vary between 300g and 600g.