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## platter of different types of cakes <ref> Shabbos Kitchen (pg 92-3) </ref> | ## platter of different types of cakes <ref> Shabbos Kitchen (pg 92-3) </ref> | ||
# The greater amount of objects in a concentrated area makes the items form a mixture. The larger the objects the more items that are needed in order for the items to loose their identity. <ref> Shabbos Kitchen (pg 92) </ref> | # The greater amount of objects in a concentrated area makes the items form a mixture. The larger the objects the more items that are needed in order for the items to loose their identity. <ref> Shabbos Kitchen (pg 92) </ref> | ||
# If the group of objects is possibly a mixture and it's unclear we’re strict to consider it a mixture not to do borer. <ref> Shabbos Kitchen pg 91 writes that we are very strict by borer since it's possible to violate borer on a | # If the group of objects is possibly a mixture and it's unclear we’re strict to consider it a mixture not to do borer. <ref> Shabbos Kitchen pg 91 writes that we are very strict by borer since it's possible to violate borer on a deoraitta level by lacking just one the three requirements. </ref> | ||
# A totally rotten fruit among good fruits constitutes a mixture and so one may not remove a good fruit if one doesn’t intend to eat it immediately. However, one may remove a fruit that’s surrounding the fruit that’s adjacent to the rotten fruit. <Ref> Shemirat Shabbat KeHilchata 3:25 </ref> | # A totally rotten fruit among good fruits constitutes a mixture and so one may not remove a good fruit if one doesn’t intend to eat it immediately. However, one may remove a fruit that’s surrounding the fruit that’s adjacent to the rotten fruit. <Ref> Shemirat Shabbat KeHilchata 3:25 </ref> | ||
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