Austrian woman becomes viral because he offers Lord Ganesha chocolate cake | Deployment

“As an Austrian Sanatana Dharmi, I offer the gods Austrian food. This is Sachertorte (chocolate cake) for Lord Sri Ganesha, ”she wrote about X. In addition to her caption, she shared a photo of a rich chocolate cake, which was placed in front of an idol by Lord Ganesha.

Take a look at the post below:

Since the post was shared online a day before, it has collected almost half a million views and a lot of comments from delighted Indians.

“Petition to upgrade Ganesh Jis Prasad, chocolate modaks for Bappa,” wrote X user Aaryansh in the comment area.

“Very nice, your pure intention and dedication is important. Ganesh Ji will be happy to accept what they offer and bless, ”wrote another person.

“The intention must be correct with the offer. Gods are not as tight as we are. Congratulations and good wishes for your belief, don't worry about no, ”added a third person.

“In India we offer what is available in our region,” said a user, where to answer Gotthard: “Yes, that's great. I think everyone should offer their best local meal.”

What is Sachertorte?

Sachertorte is a rich Austrian chocolate cake with a layer of apricot jam, which is covered with dark chocolate glaze and traditionally served with whipped cream. It was created in 1832 by Franz Sacher for Prince Metternich in Vienna. Today it is a permanent symbol of Austrian pastry culture.

Over the years, Gotthard has shared several photos of their offerings to gods in their sanctuary at home. Your offer often consisted of pastries, fruits and traditional Austrian desserts.

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