Kitzur Chapter 45:17 - 46:3 - Laws of Zimun - Laws of Forbidden Foods

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Kitzur Chapter 45:17 - 46:3: Laws of Zimun - Laws of Forbidden Foods

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Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein Newtown January 23, 2012

Re: Blood Spots on Eggs If the blood spot is found in the yoke, the entire egg must be discarded. If found in the white, being that there are different opinions, one should discard the whole egg as well. The same is true for hard boiled eggs, the entire egg should be discarded. Reply

chana Newtown, PA January 17, 2012

46.1 Blood Spots on Eggs If one finds a blood spot on the yolk but the whites are clear, must one discard both yolk and whites? With hard boiled eggs, does one dispose of the entire egg if a spot is found or just the affected area, since the spot is set? Reply

Kitzur Chapter 45:17 - 46:3: Laws of Zimun - Laws of Forbidden Foods

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