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Who is the gaber of 9s
Shmuli
Who is the gabber of 9g
Aron
What is the reason that it is permissible to grind up bread to make bread crumbs on Shabbos
we say "no grinding after grinding"
List 2 examples of an extreme deviation that allow you to mash a fruit or vegetable on Shabbos?
Knife/the other end of a fork
why is there no problem of using egg slicers or cheese slices
they are only used for eggs
what is the reason that specialized utensils such as graters or mashers may not be used on items that U are permitted to grind
looks like a week day act of grinding
in what circumstance would the melacha of toichen apply to items that do not grow from the ground
cutting raw meat for animals
THE melacha of Tochen only applies to items that grow from the grownd list 4 itemss that it does not vgb k,;'7jki #v'# /#
bread\ biscits \tablets\ suger
what is the halacha when cutting up fruits and vegetables right before a meal;
it is permissible as long as you are careful to cut them a bit larger then you would do during the week
the exact meaning of very small in regards to tochen is unknown to us there for U should be careful to
prepare just before the meal\not use a special instrument\ make shore not to cut too small\
what is the difference in halacha between dicing and slicing vegetables
slicing is forbidden is very small slices dicing is never okay
give three action that are forbidden under the melacha toychen
grinding\crushing\mashing
give 2 examples of where Tochen can also apply were foods arenot actully ground up
slicing into thin slices or shredding
what is the definition of tochin
to break down a matter into very small particles
where was the melacha of tochen or grinding doing in the mishkan
The seeds required for the dying were crushed and ground into a fine powder
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