Which Bracha Should One Recite on Israeli Peanuts?

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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.

hello what is the baja on what we call israeli peanut in israel they call the spinat botan america american peanut but the truth is that it doesn't exist in america only if it's imported from israel because they make it over there so the funny the name is a little bit funny it's a little bit misleading but it's a certain peanut that's surrounded with a dough that becomes hard what with a dough that becomes hard what about how you make on this or not because of that dough that surrounded it even if you'll argue to say that the peanut here is the main ingredient but we all know that the rule is if you have some mesonaut on it that comes for the taste for the flavor definitely you say on this mesonote what about after eating it if you ate enough of cassavas which means

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1. 0:00hello what is the baja on what we call israeli peanut in israel they call the…
2. 0:30with a dough that becomes hard what about how you make on this or not because…
3. 1:00cassavas which means one ounce which is about the amount of 28 grams within which is…
4. 1:31but if you didn't eat that much so you have a different heart over here that…
5. 2:02one ounce within the seven minutes you wouldn't say about it all according to his opinion…

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