- Rabbi Daniel Roselaar
- Date:
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Venue:
Alei Tzion (London, UK)
Halacha: - Duration: 5 min
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Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : Bernard Kohn #44;
I looked at a Nakd bar of 35 gm. The dimensions are 9cm x 1.2 cm x 2.25 cm. The point of saying a 3 fold brochah for dates is 38ml. A Nakd bar falls far short of that so I think a boray nefoshos suffices. Your thoughts?
Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : Bernard Kohn #44;
I looked at a Nakd bar of 35 gm. The dimensions are 9cm x 1.2 cm x 2.25 cm. The point of saying a 3 fold brochah for dates is 38ml. A Nakd bar falls far short of that so I think a boray nefoshos suffices. Your thoughts?
Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : Bernard Kohn #44;
I looked at a Nakd bar of 35 gm. The dimensions are 9cm x 1.2 cm x 2.25 cm. The point of saying a 3 fold brochah for dates is 38ml. A Nakd bar falls far short of that so I think a boray nefoshos suffices. Your thoughts?
Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : daniel roselaar #44;
<p>Using the dimensions that you have provided a Nakd bar is 24.3 cc and a kezayit is usually reckoned as 27 cc in which case not even a borei nefashot would be required. The date and raisin component of the bar is around 70% (depending on which flavour) which means that there is certainly less than a kezayit that would require an al haperot bracha - evn if one were to calculate the kezayit according to weight.</p>