[Avodah] chumrot of sefardim

[Eli Turkel]

In his teshuva ROY states explicitly that as a guest one either requests the
host to provide non-sweetened challot or else brings ones own. The same
for visiting an ashkenazi who does not eat glatt meat. ROY says the same
thing for wine and he says that most Ashkenazi wines (he singles out
Eda HaCharedit) are not porei pri gafen according to Ashkenazim.
I assume that means that according to him a Sefardi who hears kiddush
friday night from an Ashkenazi is not yotzeh with most wines and grape
juices
on the market.

I have not gone over the halachot recently but from memory (?) there are
differences
between the glatt of ashkenazim (piskei Ramah and lechumrah) and that of
sefardim (Mechaber). In that case even if it is glatt one would have to make
sure it is glatt according to all the shitot

On 5/9/07, MPoppers at kayescholer.com <MPoppers at kayescholer.com> wrote:
>
> In Avodah Digest V23#98, RET asked:
> > Again the major question for me is what do sefardim in practice when
> they are invited out? <
> Why assume that a guest in someone's home isn't permitted to follow the
> practices of his host, assuming those practices are Halachically legitimate?
> More than that he is permitted, I would think he is *mandated* to follow
> them unless his host explicitly allows or makes allowance for him to "do his
> own thing."
>
> All the best from
> --Michael Poppers via RIM pager
>



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Eli Turkel
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