Anandakanda 2.5.66

2.5.66

oṃ oṃ amṛtendra bhakṣayāmi namaḥ /
pātre yasminpraviśati jale tailabindurna sarpet hiṅgurgandhaṃ visṛjati nijāṃ tiktatāṃ nimbakalkaḥ /
pāke dugdhaṃ bhavati śikharākāratā naiva bhūmau kāntaṃ lohaṃ tadidamuditaṃ lakṣaṇoktaṃ na cānyat //

Oṃ oṃ, O king of ambrosia, I consume [you], obeisance! / In whichever vessel [it is placed], entering water, a drop of oil does not spread; asafoetida abandons its odor, neem paste its own bitterness; / upon cooking milk does not take a peaked form upon the ground: that is said to be kānta iron, stated by its characteristics and not otherwise.