A “secondary” food that arrives in the middle of the meal
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Question
I would like to know the halachah in a case where, in the middle of a meal, food arrives from an unexpected source (and the food is being served on account of the meal). Likewise, regarding a primary and secondary food, when the secondary item comes from an unexpected place. Is one required to recite a berachah over it or not, and which berachah should be recited?
Answer
Shalom u’vracha
No berachah is recited on it.
Since it is secondary to the food over which a berachah has already been recited.
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