We continue the discussion of when the meal ends which ends the coverage of initial brachot, and the requirement to bentch. In general, the host determines when the meal concludes.

We discuss actions or words that demonstrate that the meal eating has ended and it is time to make birchat ha'mazon.

We discuss the status of eating fruits outside and whether davenning or sleep constitute an interruption to a meal.

We discuss the opinion of the Shulchan Aruch on whether brachot need to be made when changing location during a meal. We will see next time that the Ramo holds a differing view.

We discuss when a change of location from the original place of eating form cessation of the original meal and require a new brocha to be made.

We discuss the status of fruit when forming the main meal - whether they need a separate bracha and food brought from another place during a meal.

We continue our discussion on when foods take their own independent bracha during a meal.

We discuss whether fruits, vegetables, and deserts require a separate blessing when eaten during a meal.

We discuss when the bracha over bread exempts the need for a bracha over other foods before and after.