Khaja Mahaprasadam from Jagannath Temple, Puri Dham

This Mahaprasadam is bought to you directly from the Breakfast remnants of Lord Jagannath in Puri Temple 

Khaja is one the items from 56 bhog offered to Lord Jagannath, It is a sweet dish recipe, prepared from fewer ingredients, is essentially the layered fritters dunked in sugar syrup.

Glories of Jagannath Mahaprasadam

“O brothers!  One day in Jagannatha Puri, at the time of honouring the Lord’s prasada, Lord Caitanya said to all the devotees, ‘Honouring the khichuri of the Lord with a pure mind, may you become blessed on this day.  Lord Jagannatha gave to all of you varieties of extraordinary and wonderful prasada, such as khichuri and many kinds of cakes and condensed milk preparations.  Therefore, take all of this prasada till you are filled up to the neck and chant ‘Hari! Hari!’  In such a transcendental atmosphere ignorance and sin will not remain.  This prasada of Lord Jagannatha is even worshipable for Lord Brahma and Lord Siva.  Upon eating it, love of God will certainly arise within the heart.  All of you have obtained such a rarely obtained treasure.  All glories, all glories, all glories to Lord Jagannatha.'” - ( Bhaktivinoda Thakura's Gitavali )

The Goddess of Fortune personally cooks for Him. When He has eaten, the merciful Lord gives His remnants, which even the demigods cannot obtain, to His devotees." These remnants, called mahaprasadam, should be eaten without considering who has touched them or from where they were brought. “Oh what a glory of that place! - ( Vishnu Purana )

Lord Narayana smiled and said ” Tathastu. Let it be so. My dear Parvati, to fulfill your desire I will appear in Nila-chala-dham. My temple will be famous for distributing My prasada. Whoever takes My prasada will be liberated. ( Caitanya-mangala )

Jagannath maha-prasada is so pure that sastra says that a brahmana can take maha-prasada form the mouth of a dog. It can never be contaminated.