Those Who Study Torah Sustain the Entire World
In Chapter 1, verse 31: “And there was evening and there was morning, the sixth day” — there is a
If I eat a weekday meal without bread and want to eat, in one bite, foods over which different blessings are recited (an omelet, tomato, and lettuce), what blessing do I recite in such a case, when I want to eat them together rather than one after the other?
If one food is secondary to the other—that is, one is primary and significant, while the other is subordinate to it—only the blessing on the primary food that is on the spoon should be recited. However, if both are primary, such as a fruit salad containing different fruits of the tree and of the ground, and you take both on one spoon, the blessing is determined by the majority of the food before you, not by the majority on the spoon. Nevertheless, ideally, one should be careful to hold on the spoon, when reciting the blessing, a majority of the type of food over which the blessing is being recited.
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