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Suppose someone makes a borei minei mezonos bracha on pasta (whose bracha achrona is al hamichya), and exempts rice (whose bracha achrona is borei nefashos) that he is planning on eating as well. If he eats only a small amount of pasta (not enough to warrant a bracha achrona), but a lot of rice, which bracha achrona should he say, or should he say both?

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Interesting question I would look up Rivevos Ephraim 8:390:6 which discusses eating less than the shuir of ikar and eating a shuir of the tafel(not sure if that's your case.Also see Rivevos Ephraim 8:131 which discusses drinking less than riveos of wine and than drank other drinks what bracha achrona should be said.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=1082&st=&pgnum=244 , hebrewbooks.org/… – sam Feb 19 at 19:17

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