[Avodah] Eating Two Kezeisim of Matza for Motzi-Matza.

[Zev Sero]

Micha Berger wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 10:05:28AM -0400, Zev Sero wrote:
> : No, it's got nothing to do with that; the question is which matzah
> : the "al achilat matzah" is on.  Is it on the prusah over which the
> : hagadah was said, or is it on the shlema...
> 
> To which I would still add that this chiluq only exists if you separate
> mishneh lechem from lechem oni. And thus, shouldn't apply to those who
> only use two matzos.

Right.  Since the sevara of two matzos is that on this night the
prusa is as chashuv as a shleima.


> :                        Obviously for those who eat from neither one
> : but from the box, there is no point in eating more than one kezayit.
> 
> Wouldn't your sevara indicate that they're wrong to do so? If there is a
> haqpadah to eat from the persuah or the sheleimah, then how can one eat
> from neither?

How can each person at the table eat a kezayit from each of the top two
matzos, when we use such tiny matzos?


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