Kusinārasutta

an3.123:5.1 It never occurs to them:

an3.123:5.2 ‘It’s so good that the householder or their child serves and satisfies me with their own hands with delicious fresh and cooked foods.’

an3.123:5.3 They don’t think:

an3.123:5.4 ‘I really hope this householder serves me with delicious fresh and cooked foods in the future, too.’

an3.123:5.5 They eat that almsfood untied, uninfatuated, unattached, seeing the drawback, and understanding the escape.

an3.123:5.6 They think about it with thoughts of renunciation, good will, or harmlessness.

an3.123:5.7 A gift to such a mendicant is very fruitful, I say.

an3.123:5.8 Why is that?

an3.123:5.9 Because that mendicant is diligent.”