Rephael Cattan

  We are beginning siman 13, where the Chayei Adam discusses whether peeling falls under borrer.   The Chayei Adam writes that the issur of borrer applies to peeling something. Therefore, if one wishes to peel garlic or onion, it will create a problem of borrer. Removing the inedible outer shell of peanuts or almonds

  We are continuing in siman 12, where the Chayei Adam wrote that if a fly falls into a liquid, one should remove it with some of the liquid. The Chazon Ish explains that the logic behind this halacha is that the entire taroves is removed, so there is no issue of borrer. The Chazon

  We are continuing in siman 10. We left off with the Chayei Adam’s opinion that if one is concerned the cream will spoil, they could ask a non-Jew to remove it, since inherently it is not borrer because both are edible items. Today, we will clarify this psak.   We have learned that when

  We are beginning siman 10. The beginning of siman 10 discusses borrer to color. The example given by the Chayei Adam is of coloring mustard in order to make it more yellow. We will skip that part of the siman.   The next part of the siman discusses a person who has milk which