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One Moment Of Halacha. How To Make Jello on Shabbat?

74 views · May 16, 2019

Rabbi Shay Tahan

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can you make gel on Shabbat the way it's done is that you take the powder you add to it hot water you let it stay in the fridge until it hardens and you have yourself jello but when it becomes hard maybe it's a question of lush megabill they sue of needing something that becomes into something hard a mess that should be forbidden however they held that it's moot ow many people scheme held it's a su wen hua tava of Moshe Levy forbidden but the Sheva Televisa that it's a su because of that reason it becomes Samir it becomes hard and therefore it's a su but ha ha MA vada says that it's permitted why first of all but at the time that you're pouring the water to it manually it is at that time liquid and you don't have to worry if what happens in the end because that already happens by itself what we would call drama you're not doing it with your hands secondly ki you're not gonna have a question of Makeba party SH because there's no Mekhi but petition you know

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