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Will You Add? - Blessing From an Orthodox Shul (Synagogue) and Frum Philadelphia
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If one ate of a new fruit and forgot to make a Shehechiyanu, you can still do it as lon
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We say this blessing upon experiencing the joy of reaching a new season in life, upon eating a new fruit, inheriting a large sum of money, purchasing a new article of clothing, or when doing a mitzva that comes only once a year.
It’s a bracha we make to give praise to Hashem for the pleasures he gives us. We do it when we eat the fruit, rather than upon first seeing it since this is the main time of feeling gladness. Too complicated as to if you are actually benefitting. Even the smallest portion of the fruit is enough.
You might think that you wd make the Shehechiyanu first and then the usual bracha on the fruit to avoid a hefsek between the usual blessing on the fruit and eating. However, the accepted minhag is to do the opposite since the blessing on the fruit is said more frequently than is Shehechiyanu. One cd seemingly avoid this problem by making the usual bracha on a fruit not requiring a Shehechiyanu and have in mind the new fruit, eat from the usual fruit and then make the Shehechiyanu on the new fruit. This is fine as long as the usual fruit is more desirable than the new fruit.
Only on “seasonal fruits”. No one in America says it on apples because apples are available all year. We make a Sh on fruits like watermelon but not on a new radish or green beans. They are not considered chashev since they don’t elicit real gladness. Sephardim Shehechiyanu on any new vegetable eaten alone, but not on celery and the like which are used for dipping unless eaten separately.
If one ate of a new fruit and forgot to make a Shehechiyanu, you can still do it as long
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You might think that you wd make the Shehechiyanu first and then the usual bracha on the fruit to avoid a hefsek between the usual blessing on the fruit and eating. However, the accepted minhag is to do the opposite since the blessing on the fruit is said more frequently than is Shehechiyanu. One cd seemingly avoid this problem by making the usual bracha on a fruit not requiring a Shehechiyanu and have in mind the new fruit, eat from the usual fruit and then make the Shehechiyanu on the new fruit. This is fine as long as the usual fruit is more desirable than the new fruit.
Only on “seasonal fruits”. No one in America says it on apples because apples are available all year. We make a Sh on fruits like watermelon but not on a new radish or green beans. They are not considered chashev since they don’t elicit real gladness. Sephardim Shehechiyanu on any new vegetable eaten alone, but not on celery and the like which are used for dipping unless eaten separately.
If one ate of a new fruit and forgot to make a Shehechiyanu, you can still do it as lon
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Only on “seasonal fruits”. No one in America says it on apples because apples are available all year. We make a Sh on fruits like watermelon but not on a new radish or green beans. They are not considered chashev since they don’t elicit real gladness. Sephardim Shehechiyanu on any new vegetable eaten alone, but not on celery and the like which are used for dipping unless eaten separately.
If one ate of a new fruit and forgot to make a Shehechiyanu, you can still do it as lon
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Only on “seasonal fruits”. No one in America says it on apples because apples are available all year. We make a Sh on fruits like watermelon but not on a new radish or green beans. They are not considered chashev since they don’t elicit real gladness. Sephardim Shehechiyanu on any new vegetable eaten alone, but not on celery and the like which are used for dipping unless eaten separately.
If one ate of a new fruit and forgot to make a Shehechiyanu, you can still do it as lon
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If one ate of a new fruit and forgot to make a Shehechiyanu, you can still do it as long as you haven’t finished eating that fruit. If you finish, it’s best to get another new fruit, make the bracha on it while having in mind the first new fruit. If you don’t have a second new fruit, you should not make a Shehechiyanu once the first new new fruit is consumed.
If one has several varieties of new fruit, he must exempt all with one Shehechiyanu to avoid making unnecessary brachas.
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