Interruption between the blessing and eating
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Question
Is it permitted to interrupt between the blessing and the eating with a single sound (such as “nu”)?
And if I did interrupt, do I need to recite the blessing again?
And if I did interrupt, do I need to recite the blessing again?
Answer
Shalom u’vracha.
Ideally, one should not interrupt between the blessing and the eating, even with a pause of time without speaking.
Regarding your question: if it is not a word but only a syllable, this is not considered an interruption, and you may eat without reciting the blessing again.
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