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72 Minutes and Bentching
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I washed for bread at a wedding but later realized I forgot to bentch. Now it’s been more than 72 minutes—what should I do?🥖⬇️ 👉🏼Watch as Rabbi Gersten, recorder of OU psak and policy, explains the answer in the latest episode of our popular series: Kosher Kitchen Mishaps. #kosher #kashrut #halacha #orthodox #oukosher
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I was at a wedding and I washed for
bread it's now been more than 72 minutes
since I last ate bread do I still bench
what if I'm still in the same room what
if I already left the hall do I have to
go back to bench how does it work with
weddings and bread so there really two
Halas when it comes to benching on bread
one ala is 72 minutes a person just ate
one kazas of bread the the minimum
amount of bread how long does he have in
order to be able to bench he has 72
minutes if a person eats more bread or
other Foods together with the meal the
amount of time he has is till he is
hungry again so long as he is still
satiated from what he ate then it could
be much much longer than 72 minutes 72
minutes is actually the minimum amount
of time that you have to bench it could
be hours person goes to a wedding and he
had a roll of bread he had chicken he
could go 2 three hours and he's still
not hungry he could still bench he does
not lose the benching if he left the
hall he forgot to bench really is that
he's supposed to go back if that would
be too difficult then he benches
wherever he is