Peda Bhog is a traditional sweet offered to Lord Krishna at the Dwarikadhish Temple in Gujarat. It is a type of milk-based sweet, typically made from khoa (reduced milk), sugar, and often flavored with cardamom or saffron. The texture is smooth and creamy, with a rich taste that melts in your mouth.In the context of religious rituals, Peda Bhog is prepared with utmost devotion and purity. It symbolizes devotion and surrender to Lord Krishna, reflecting the love and offerings of his devotees. The preparation and offering of Peda Bhog is considered an act of bhakti (devotion) and is done with great reverence.

At the Dwarikadhish Temple, Peda Bhog is offered to the deity during various ceremonies and festivals. Devotees also partake in this prasad as a blessing from Lord Krishna, believing it brings spiritual purity and blessings into their lives.