If one already blessed a food that should have come second (b'dieved), is the bracha valid, or must one re-bless the food that should have come first?

When one has multiple foods before him with the same bracha and one is from the Shivat HaMinim (Seven Species), which food should be blessed first?

4 opinions across 3 eras

What does 'chavi'v' (beloved/preferred) mean for purposes of blessing priority — is it what one habitually prefers or what one desires at this particular moment?

3 opinions across 3 eras

When brachot differ (one food requires Borei Pri HaEtz, another Shehakol), does the food from the Seven Species still take priority, or can one bless either food first?

4 opinions

When one has both Borei Pri HaEtz and Borei Pri HaAdamah foods before him (with neither being preferred over the other), which bracha takes priority?

4 opinions

Among the Seven Species themselves, when brachot are the same, which species takes priority based on its position in the verse (Devarim 8:8)?

3 opinions

Do wheat and barley (and their species, including spelt, oats, rye) take bracha priority over the other Seven Species when they are eaten raw (koses — chewing raw grains)?

3 opinions across 3 eras

Does the bracha HaMotzi (on bread) take priority over Borei Minei Mezonot (on cooked grain foods), and does Mezonot take priority over wine (Borei Pri HaGafen)?

3 opinions

When a Mezonot food made from spelt, oats, or rye is present alongside grape, fig, and pomegranate (which are explicitly listed in the verse), which takes bracha priority?

3 opinions