10
Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 10, Ch. 13]
TRANSLATION
Among the cowherd boys, some placed their lunch on flowers, some on leaves, fruits, or bunches of leaves, some actually in their baskets, some on the bark of trees and some on rocks. This is what the children imagined to be their plates as they ate their lunch.
TEXT 10
सर्वे मिथो दर्शयन्तः स्वस्वमोज्यरुचिं पृथक् । हसन्तो हासयन्तश्चाभ्यवजहुः सहेश्वराः ॥१०॥
sarve mitho darśayantaḥ sva-sva-bhojya-rucim pṛthak hasanto hāsayantaś cā- bhyavajahruḥ saheśvarāḥ
sarve —all the cowherd boys;  mithaḥ —to one another;  darśayantaḥ —showing;  sva-sva-bhojya-rucim pṛthak —different varieties of foodstuffs brought from home, with their separate and different tastes;  hasantaḥ —after tasting, they were all laughing;  hāsayantaḥ cā —and making others laugh;  abhyavajahruḥ —enjoyed lunch;  saha-īśvarāḥ —along with Kṛṣṇa.
TRANSLATION
All the cowherd boys enjoyed their lunch with Kṛṣṇa, showing one another the different tastes of the different varieties of preparations they had brought from home. Tasting one another's preparations, they began to laugh and make one another laugh.
PURPORT
Sometimes one friend would say, "Kṛṣṇa, see how my food is relishable," and Kṛṣṇa would take some and laugh. Similarly, Balarāma, Sudāmā and other friends would taste one another's food and laugh. In this way, the friend's very jubilantly began to eat their respective preparations brought from home.