Does one recite a bracha acharona (after-blessing) when a drink or food for which no bracha rishona was recited is consumed in sufficient quantity?
Synopsis
All authorities agree that omitting the bracha rishona does not exempt one from the bracha acharona if the requisite amount was consumed.
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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?
4 opinions across 3 eras
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?
3 opinions
If one accidentally placed FOOD in their mouth without a blessing and the food WOULD be repulsive if spat out, what must one do?
2 opinions
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