What bracha do you make on granola bars?
The bracha you make on granola bars depends on the main ingredient. Here's a breakdown:
* If the granola bar is primarily made of grains (e.g., oats, wheat, barley): The bracha is Hamotzi.
* If the granola bar is primarily made of fruit (e.g., dried fruit, fruit juice): The bracha is Shehakol.
* If the granola bar has a significant amount of both grain and fruit: The bracha is Hamotzi, as the grain component is usually more dominant.
Note: If the granola bar contains chocolate, nuts, or other ingredients that might change the bracha, you should consult with a Rabbi to determine the appropriate bracha.
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