During Boss Dharamsee's visit, what offering was brought to Sai Baba, and what specific problems did it pose for Dharamsee?

The offering brought to Sai Baba during Boss Dharamsee's visit was two seers of grapes with seeds. Chapter 35 details that Kaka purchased them because it is customary not to approach a Guru empty-handed, and a seedless variety was unavailable. This posed two specific problems for Boss Dharamsee. Firstly, he had a strong personal dislike for grapes with seeds and preferred seedless ones. Secondly, he was under doctor's orders not to eat unwashed fruit, and he felt it would be improper to wash them himself in the holy mosque. This created a significant internal dilemma for him, as he found it difficult to eat them but also felt it would be wrong to reject the Guru's prasad.