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WorksheetsMilk and Meat Mixtures
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the meaning of the following expression: תלמוד בבלי
גופא, אמר רב חסדא: אכל בשר - אסור לאכול גבינה, גבינה - מותר לאכול בשר
If you ate meat, you may then consume dairy, and if you ate dairy, you may then consume meat
If you ate meat, you may not then consume dairy, but if you ate dairy, you may then consume meat
If you ate either meat or dairy, you may then consume pareve foods
What did Rav Acha ask Rav Chisdah:
אמר ליה רב אחא בר יוסף לרב חסדא: בשר שבין השינים מהו
What is the status of meat in between someone's teeth?
What is the status of meat that was eaten before milk?
What is the status of cheese caught in your teeth?
The answer given by Rav Chisda was the quoting of a pasuk in the Torah that reads as follows:
הבשר עודנו בין שיניהם
Halachically, this proves
that meat and milk mixtures are generally a problem
that they still had meat between their teeth
that meat between the teeth is still considered meat
None of the answers here
Mar Ukva says that compared to his father, he's like "vinegar compared to wine", because his father...
waited a full six hours before eating meat after eating dairy and he waited three hours
waited a full six hours before eating dairy after eating meat and he waited three hours
waited a full 24 hours before eating meat after eating dairy and he waited till the next seuda
waited a full 24 hours before eating dairy after eating meat and he waited till the next seuda
The question of how long to wait before eating dairy after eating meat is not so clear. Mar Ukvah just says that you wait ....
from Seudah to Seudah
from morning till night
from one day to the next
none of the answers here
Tosafot is of the opinion that it's ...
acceptable to eat dairy right away as long as you clear the table
acceptable to eat dairy right away as long as you clear your mouth
acceptable to eat dairy right away as long as you say Birkat HaMazon
none of the answers here
Ramban and Shulchan Aruch both basically say...
that you should wait an hour
that you should wait three hours
that you should wait six hours
that as long as you eat them cold, there is no Torah prohibition
