We discuss creating a Tzeiruf when one of the parties has consumed less than a K'Zayit of food.

We discuss who should lead the Zimun when there are two people eating meat and one eating dairy.

We discuss some caveats to our discussion regarding creating a a Tzeiruf when two people are eating meat and one is eating dairy.

We discuss the possibility of creating a Tzeiruf when two members are eating meat and one is eating dairy.

We discuss the possibility of creating a Tzeiruf when the people can't partake of each others' food.

We emphasize that making Brachot before or after consumption of forbidden foods creates a separate problem of a Bracha L'Vatala.

We discuss making a Zimun on and/or Brachot before and after consuming a food that is inherently Kosher but is being consumed at a time or in a way that makes it forbidden.

We discuss making a Zimun on and/or Brachot before and after consuming a food that presents an immediate danger to the person eating it.

We discuss a Zimun on and/or Brachot before and after a food with a doubtful Kosher status.

We discuss a potential distinction between cases of Sakana and the requirement to make a Zimun and/or Brachot before and after consuming forbidden objects.