Atharva Veda 6.71

yad annam admi bahudhā virūpaṃ hiraṇyam aśvam uta gām ajām avim yad eva kiṃ ca pratijagrahāham agniṣ ṭaddhotā suhutaṃ kṛṇotu

Against harm from improper food

What food of various form I eat oftentimes (bahudhā́)—gold, horse, also cow, she-goat, sheep, just whatsoever I have accepted—let Agni the offerer (hótar) make that well-offered.

yan mā hutam ahutam ājagāma dattaṃ pitṛbhir anumataṃ manuṣyaiḥ yasmān me mana ud iva rārajīty agniṣ ṭaddhotā suhutaṃ kṛṇotu

Whatever, offered [or] unoffered, hath come to me, given by the Fathers, assented to by human beings (manuṣyà), what my mind is as it were excited at—let Agni the offerer make that well-offered.

yad annam admy anṛtena devā dāsyann adāsyann uta saṃgṛṇāmi vaiśvānarasya mahato mahimnā śivaṃ mahyaṃ madhumad astv annam

What food I eat unrighteously, O gods, and promise, intending to give [or] not intending to give—by the greatness of the great Vāiçvānara let [it] be propitious honeyed food for me.