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Ep. 844. What Is the Halacha If One Put Flour from One of the Five Grains into a Drink? The Flour in the Drink Is There for Sustenance and Taste.
What Is the Halacha If One Put Flour from One of the Five Grains into a Drink? The Flour in the Drink Is There for Sustenance and Taste.
Welcome everybody, shooting at number 844, getting back to our hulkas brochos. Okay, I want to talk a little bit about, again, in our sim and rash. It's a very important use soid, which I think we have to talk out and figure out how to work it. So, we know, let's go back a minute. We know that if there's wheat, or one of the five grains, right, oats, spelled wheat, so on rye and barley. Right, so the bottom line is if the flour, the flour, is put into a food, right? And it's there for, like we spoke about, if it's there for taste, and you could taste it, and you could, it's near gash, says the mishaburi, you have to be able to taste it, that it's there, and it's there for taste, sustenance, and so on. So then it's a berry minimizuno. So as far as the first broch, we're not getting into the after broch right now, and if it's only there for the mechanics of the food, as we've spoken about, meaning the faloch, so to keep it together, to keep it sturdy, and so on, then you would make the other broch, which, whatever it might be, let's say it's jahakul, so you make a jahakul, I'm just giving an example, it could be other brochas also, okay. But be it as it may, okay, so now, so now be it as it may, the question is, where do we draw the line as far as good? So good, I put in the, let's say, let's take wheat, right, or let's take oats, whatever, and I have the flour, and I put it into the food, fine, and it's there for the taste, and I could taste it and so on, fine. So where do I draw the line as far as the food, and a drink? Is there a difference of it as a drink? In other words, I put flour, let's say somebody makes up a certain type of drink, we'll see some examples, or possibly even in soups, these type of things, but we'll see as how these things work. So I have something that I could drink, right, and it's a drinkable, and it's, but there's flour in there, and the flour is, if it tastes, and I could taste the flour, but I drink it. I'm, I'm sure I could drink it down like, like, like soda, you know? I'll just give you an example. So is it still a misoanos, do I keep it as misoanos? And, and if yes, where do I draw the line? In other words, what is a drink? Something that flows, is that a drink? Is it a drink something that I drink down like, like water? I mean, where do we draw the line? Just because I could pour it from, let's say, like, Farina, right, I could pour it from one bowl to another, is that considered a drink? So what, where do we draw the line? Where do, what do we call misoanos, and is there a change when it comes to drinks, even though the flour of these five grains is put there for sustenance, taste, and that's not the issue. It's, it's officially a misoanos, but now it's in a drink form. What do I do, and what exactly is a drink form, if there is a change, right? Fine. So let's just start off, we'll go, we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll want to try and get into the safe way to our locus and the various different examples. But just to start off the subject, it brings on the, in the, in the chocanar from Semiréch, has our, our simmon, Vov, Siv Vov, khemach shall ehrklemne chamacious minidog, and as we know, the flour, right from these, one of these five grains, which we've been talking about again, again, as she'll look, I, perish bish lei harbe, it was cooked fine, for ere vivi, ere vivi, bemayim, oi becharmach, khemne, it was mixed takkah with other types of liquids. Also, then it's like this, it was mixed with other liquids, ehm, of, ehmayim, hai hai hai hai hai, ere lechila, if it's thick enough whereby, one could eat it, tell us the macabre again, we have to explain all this, what, what is that? But, but what's the haloch, what's the haloch of the myser? If it's thick enough whereby I quote unquote, eat it, right, ule la also, perish lei harbe, ere vivi pan, in other words, I'm, I could chew on it, I sort of like chew it, chew it, right, just to an extent, I don't have to chew on it like a piece of matzah, but I chew on it to an extent, right? Perish lechre neus et bepere, ehm, we'll see what exactly that means in the purish of the shabura, ere lechus, and so on, so damn, I'm going to tell you mavorech, baraminam zaines, in other words, if it's at that level, where it's quote unquote edible, which means I'm sort of chewing on it to an extent, in my mouth, and we'll see possibly even, maybe just swishing it around, maybe, but we'll see how that works, but if it's in an, in an quote unquote edible state, again, which has to be explained in great detail, so damn, I'm going to tell you that halacha is halacha le maisa baraminam zaines, for acha raf, and the aftebracha, again, if you ate enough in four minutes and so on with the halacha we were learning, would be al-hammechia. Oh, so then comes along the shakun arach, the same makhabir, then he tells us straight out, oh, but that's only if it's in an edible form. The imho yerach, if it's so, um, if it's so soft, sort of, if it's so, uh, you know, uh, uh, flowing and soft, and so on cadetia yeroy le shisea, that you're able to, it's, it's like, it's the mices like a drink. I mean, even though good, I have flour there in this sustenance and I taste it and, and it's for fulfillment and the whole thing to have these various different type of drinks and, I don't know if you want to call it shapes or whatever, but it has flour and I get full from it and everything. So then, but, but it's in a drinkable form. Royal le shisea, my Royal love chajakal. Then we're going to make a chajakal, the afra baraminam fashas, and then your aftebracha will be a barre nafashos. Okay, so we have to see what exactly is this all about. So just, what do we have so far? Before we go further in the explanation, um, what's the halach? Again, this is the halacho le mice, and then we're going to get into the practical applications, have the understanding. If you have a food, again, right, I have the flour, one of the five grains, which we know by now, right, is the afte, sustenance, and everything is the mazonos. So, is there a distinction between a food and a drink? The answer is yes. Tells us the shulcanarach. Again, now it's in enrageres, sif, uh, vov. If it's in an edible state, then what exactly is an edible state? We'll see, but for argument's state right now, um, it's, it's a chewable type thing, edible type thing, which you have to use your mouth, you know, you don't, you don't just drink it down. It's why I'm saying that, because the, the safe rice for a lot is explained. But let's say for argument's state right now, it's chewable, um, uh, then we make a regular barre, um, um, um, barre minimisonos, and then we make a alhamir, again, assuming you ate the right amount. Okay, we're talking about right now, the first barrecha, I don't want to get into the aftebracha right now, because again, as we, we've spoken on the pace, that's the totally, um, different set of halachas. But bottom line is first barrechas, um, misonos, aftebracha is alhamir, oh, now you're gonna tell me good. I took this one of the five grades and I made it into a drink, drink, meaning plain and simple. I drink it down. One, two, three, right? I drink it down like a soda. I drink it down like, uh, like a, like a, like a, like even coffee or whatever you want to say, like water. Right? Oh, you'll say, what a minute. And misonos, and then I put in flour, I put in this, I put in that, and it's sustenance and it's there, and I taste it and everything. Oh, but since it's in a drinkable form, so now we're going to tell you, tell us the makhab of imhaya rakhide shir. Right? Let's just see, again, we'll try and explain what that means, but for, for instance, right now, what does it mean? It means plain and simple. I drink it down like a regular drink. The barrecha loves a halco. So then the halacha is a person has to make a shahaka of acra burnifushes and the aftebracha will be a burnifushes. So we see that even though, so what do we see? The halachal amisah, right? We'll get to upcoming shir in more details, the halachal amisah bottom line, even though you're putting in this one of the five grains and it's flour, and as we know, and when it's put in for sustenance and taste and everything, and you taste it, you never got it, and so on. So then bottom line is, we know, so it's misonos, but now we're seeing that the halach is when it's changed into a drinkable form, it becomes a shahaka with a burnifushes as opposed to when it's in edible form, it's a misonos, and a alha mecha. Okay, we're going to see, obviously, more details and more practical applications upcoming shir in. Thank you for listening.