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<font size=3>There are apparently many variations on not <br>
eating Gebrokts. I have heard of people who do <br>
not eat Gebrokts on the first two days of <br>
Pesach, but do eat Gebrokts the rest of <br>
Pesach. And I have heard of people who do not <br>
eat Gebrokts the entire Pesach including the 8th day.<br><br>
Do not ask me to justify or explain any of these <br>
practices. From my standpoint the entire concept <br>
of not eating Gebrokts makes no sense.<br><br>
YL<br><br>
At 01:24 PM 3/28/2018, Sholom Simon wrote:<br><br>
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>I don't get that.? My (limited) understand of <br>
>the minhag is that one eats it only on the 8th <br>
>day -- so why would you make it on chol hamoed, <br>
>which is the 6th day?? It seems to me, that the <br>
>heter makes more sense if one makes an eruv <br>
>tavshilin and then makes it on the 7th day (for eating on the 8th
day).<br>
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>-- Sholom<br><br>
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