People often add fruit to yogurt, and eat the yogurt mixed with the fruit. Generally, there is more yogurt than fruit, such that the yogurt constitutes the primary component of the mixture. As such, one would recite "She’ha’kol" over the yogurt, and this Bracha covers also the fruit. If a person
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