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chocolate moose
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 Tue, Feb 21 2006, 1:03 pm
I see my coworkers makes a ha-adama on the veggies and a shehakol on the tuna or egg in there...
Wouldn't yopu think that the salad (greens) is the ikkur and the rest is toful?
Thanks.
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red sea
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Tue, Feb 21 2006, 1:10 pm
If the amount of tuna and egg was like part of a salad dressing I think you would only have to say one bracha.
If its like what I think you're saying, haadomoh on the veg, then shehakol is correct.
If there is a salad with avacodos, olives, tomatoes, lettuce, and tuna, it would be haetz, then haadomoh, then shehakol, or you could just wash hamotzi and simplify.
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chocolate moose
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Tue, Feb 21 2006, 1:28 pm
I only eat carbs with dinner, othrwise you would be right...but my salad is almost always greens, a grated carrot, and a red pepper. I haver a protein with it - tuna, egg, or chicken. the dressing is bottled.
Occasionally.... to complicate things lol, I have some nuts in there!
I am just not sure of the bracha, or brachas, that's all....
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SV
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Tue, Feb 21 2006, 1:33 pm
It's probably easiest to ask a shayla, but I would imagine that if you are eating it mainly for the greens/veggies and adding tuna, eggs, nuts etc as an enhancer it's no different than cereal and milk - where you only make one bracha. It all depends on what you are eating it for (veggies or tuna and adding veggies to make tuna taste better). A way out of this would be to make a shehakol on a drink are you having with it. (I dont think I would make a bracha on nuts separately since 99% of the time they are just an enhancer of the salad and not the primary reason for eating it).
{Disclaimer - this is not to be used as a halachic opinion, just what I remember learning.}
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stem
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Tue, Feb 21 2006, 1:45 pm
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I learned that if she has some egg in every bite then it's really a part of the whole salad which would be haadama. But if the egg is big pieces, and sometimes you get a bite without any veggies then a separate bracha of shehakol needs to be made.
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