Does the prohibition against delaying one's meal past the sixth hour apply even if one tasted something in the morning?
Synopsis
The Shulchan Aruch states that eating late is like 'throwing a stone into a wineskin' only if one has not tasted anything in the morning; authorities discuss whether eating something in the morning changes the obligation.
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