Kitzur Chapter 42:6 - 42:19: Laws of a Meal
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chana
Newtown
January 9, 2012
42:11 and 42:16
Re: disposing of bread crumbs, many shake tablecloths outside to remove excess food before laundering. Can we assume birds will eat any crumbs and therefore this is permitted or is there a better method?
Re: If away from home, a woman should never drink intoxicating beverages? Is it a violation to have a glass of wine at another home?
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RE: Re: Correct, shaking out a tablecloth would be a form of sharing the crumbs with the birds.
If drinking a glass of wine is the normal manner of dining than it would be fine. Anything beyond the norm would present a problem.