We examine when birchat hamazon is incorrectly said over wine or dates, if it exempts the need for any additional bracha.

We discuss the principle that it is sufficient to make one after bracha that includes grains, wine, and fruit together. We also look at what to do if you eat an apple as well as one of the seven species of fruit for which Israel is praised. Do you need to make a separate borey nefoshot after the apples?

We look at the correct bracha to be made on bread made from millet, corn, and other seeds/legumes.

We examine the appropriate bracha for grains when they are no longer food items but liquids, such as soup, and the bracha over rice, and rice bread.

We explore when grains can lose their bracha of borey minay mezonot and revert to borey pri hadama.

We examine the correct blessings on grains and when to make the after bracha of al hamichia.

We examine the bracha, its text and usage of borey nefashot.

We examine what food is included within a bracha made and what happens if between the making of a bracha and the eating of the food, the food becomes inedible or lost in some way.