Which foods require the after-blessing of Boreh Nefashot?
Synopsis
Boreh Nefashot is the after-blessing recited after eating non-Sheva Minim tree fruits, all ground produce, vegetables, and anything not grown from the earth (including water). All authorities agree on this scope.
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If one recited 'Al HaEtz v'al Pri HaEtz' (the Meein Shalosh blessing) over non-Sheva Minim tree fruits instead of Boreh Nefashot, has one fulfilled the obligation b'dieved?
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If one ate multiple foods that each require Boreh Nefashot, does one recite a single Boreh Nefashot for all of them?
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What is the correct text of the Boreh Nefashot blessing?
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