If one accidentally placed FOOD in their mouth without a blessing and the food WOULD be repulsive if spat out, what must one do?
Synopsis
The Mechaber (seif 2) rules that for repulsive-if-spat food, one moves it to the side of the mouth and recites the blessing with food still in the mouth. The Aruch HaShulchan adds that b'dieved, even side-clearance blessing is valid.
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If one accidentally swallowed a drink without first reciting a blessing, must they recite a before-blessing (bracha rishona) afterwards?
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If one accidentally placed a drink in their mouth without a blessing and there is more of the same drink available, must one spit it out before drinking the rest?
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If one accidentally placed FOOD (not drink) in their mouth without a blessing and the food would not be repulsive if spat out, what must one do?
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