Take the 2-minute tour ×  Let's say one says borei ha'adamah or
ha'eitz and eats at least a kezayis of a fruit or vegetable, but
is not yet full. Then, the person decides that he or she wants
to eat bread. Is the proper procedure to say borei nefashos
first, or to say hamotzi and then afterward say birkas hamazon
and borei nefashos?  If the answer is that one should say the
brachos achronos before hamotzi, what should one do if one
forgets to do so before saying hamotzi? In such a situation,
should one say it in the middle of the meal, or wait until after
birkas hamazon?  share|improve this question Is he planning on
eating any of the fruit/vegetable during the bread meal? – 
Double AA May 15 at 15:45 I don't know -- does the answer depend
on that? –  Kordovero May 15 at 15:56  1 Answer 1  Mishnah
Berura 176:2 -  If he is planning on eating more fruit during
the meal, and had in mind to continue eating the fruit during
the meal, then it is all considered part of the meal and he does
not make a borei nefashos,