How did Sai Baba use food to impart a sense of contentment to his devotees?

Sai Baba would take various delicious food offerings, such as Vade, Puri, and vegetables, and mix them together with his own hands into a savory mixture called "Kala." As detailed in Chapter 38, after offering this food to God, he would have it served to his devotees, making them sit near him and eat to their heart's content. Partaking in this "Kala of love" was described as an experience that left the eater "forever satiated with contentment," even causing them to lick their fingers in satisfaction. This act demonstrated that true contentment comes from partaking in offerings blessed and shared with divine love.