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When is the proper time to eat dairy on Shavuos? (night meal, day meal, prior to day meal, Shul Kiddush)

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There are many different minhagim when it comes to Milchigs on Shvous. I know the Yekehs have a milchig meal at night. Many people have the Minhag to eat a Milchig meal by day. The chassidim on the other hand, will have some milchigs after kiddush (by day) and then wait half an hour before eating a full fleishig meal. (The logic being that a Seudah's yom tov needs to be with meat).

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according to the rema oc 494,3 who first cites this minhag - and according to the machatzis hasehekel there - 7, one needs to have separate breads to be yotzei the korban shni halechem - that means a milchig meal followed by a fleishig meal is proper. r m feinstein - Shu”t Igros Moshe (O.C. vol. 1, 160) wrote that this is the best way to go as well.

see relevant article here

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great link! korban cheescake? thats precious! shkoyach! – cmb Aug 3 '12 at 11:05
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I heard of a Chasidic Rebbe whose minhag on Shavous was to mix his morning tea with a spoon that was milchig ben-yomo.

So I guess you can be yotze with anything from there and beyond :).

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Would this render the tea milchig? – Curiouser May 26 '11 at 21:04
@Curiouser To the extent that you wouldn't drink the tea and eat meat at the same time. – David Perlman May 26 '11 at 21:51
@DavidPerlman nat-bar-nat on a cli sheini (that could be buttel b'shishim -- if spoon small enough relative to drink) to not eat at the SAME TIME? maybe not the same time mamash in ones mouth, but certainly couldn't eat at the same seudah – Yehoshua May 15 at 19:38

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