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In The Kosher Kitchen, the author writes that it is a common misconception, but eating dairy after memeat does not "break" the required waiting time (of whatever that person holds - e.g. 6 hours). The full amount of time must still elapse before eating more dairy.

To add a source to Shalom's answer:

In The Kosher Kitchen, the author writes that it is a common misconception, but eating dairy after me does not "break" the required waiting time (of whatever that person holds - e.g. 6 hours). The full amount of time must still elapse before eating more dairy.

To add a source to Shalom's answer:

In The Kosher Kitchen, the author writes that it is a common misconception, but eating dairy after meat does not "break" the required waiting time (of whatever that person holds - e.g. 6 hours). The full amount of time must still elapse before eating more dairy.

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To add a source to Shalom's answer:

In The Kosher Kitchen, the author writes that it is a common misconception, but eating dairy after me does not "break" the required waiting time (of whatever that person holds - e.g. 6 hours). The full amount of time must still elapse before eating more dairy.