What's The Bracha For a Donut?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

when we're dealing with sufuganiot in Hanukkah we have to learn few laws about the souvenir first of all what you make on the souvenir this goes to the core of the mcloketam which is brought in holds that whenever you take a piece of dough and you cook it or you deep fry it it becomes mesonauts holds it doesn't it becomes mesonauts holds it doesn't change and you still would make according to the subhanahu it seems like he's Mikhail that it should be amazed according to the ramai says to be always lenient with that and the ends his words and it says a person that fear has fear of Hashem first he needs to wash for bread and then come to eat something that was either cooked or deep-fried this would not be under this category for a few reasons first of all you can see how yellow it is it's very very sweet the dough itself is sweet it has sugar whatever they put in it that means or not according to all opinions secondly you would not say Hamilton is because it has a lot of feeling inside if it has a large amount of filling this would

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1. 0:00when we're dealing with sufuganiot in Hanukkah we have to learn few laws about the souvenir…
2. 0:30it becomes mesonauts holds it doesn't change and you still would make according to the subhanahu…
3. 1:00first he needs to wash for bread and then come to eat something that was either…
4. 1:32large amount of filling this would become mesonaut and unless there's very little but since over…
5. 2:05like the olecion he says that change his mind that it's completely considered something that is…
6. 2:35why because this is something that we consider like and since it's cooked you're not gonna…
7. 3:07this thing as cooked how are you allowed to eat this if it was baked it…
8. 3:37guy puts it in the deep fry that's something that we should not be able to…

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