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Between the Bracha and eating you must not talk or even wait any amount of time, but eat or drink the food right away. Fruit Cocktail/Soup - if majority of fruits are from a tree are from the ground. Boray Nefashot Boray Nefashot. If you forgot to say a Bracha before eating, as long as you still have some food left you still have to say the Bracha.

Bracha Means Blessing: Scenes from a Bi-Cultural Adoption by Bracha Stock (Nov 2, 2007). Bracha getting a spring back in his step. by Roland Li (Oct 27, 2010). An article from: Artforum International by Juan Vicente Aliaga (Sep 1, 2011). Where Does Food Come From? A Bracha Discovery Book by Dina Rosenfeld, Hachai Publishing and Rina Lyampe (Jan 10, 2002).