How did Sai Baba fulfill Laxmichand's unspoken craving for a specific sweet?

The story of Laxmichand illustrates Sai Baba's omniscience and care for His devotees. While visiting Shirdi, Laxmichand developed a craving for khaja, a sweet he had tasted on his second day. As chapter 28 narrates, this desire remained in his mind. On the third day, Baba orchestrated events by specifically requesting a plate full of khaja as a food offering before the arati. Later, Baba declared a desire to have khaja prasad, and two bowls were brought. Laxmichand, who was very hungry, finally received the sweet, and his attachment was fulfilled, leading to great joy in his heart and cementing his devotion.