Suppose someone is planning on having some dairy food just before a meat meal. May the person make a bracha to cover the entire dairy/meat meal, or must he finish his dairy, make a bracha achrona, and then make a new bracha rishona on the meat?
Answer
According to the Mishna B'rura (494:16), one does not need to recite a b'racha acharona in between the dairy and the meat, but the tablecloth must be changed in between the dairy and the meat if both are eaten at the same table. (Nevertheless, he must clean his mouth from the dairy before eating meat).
If the dairy food was hard cheese or the equivalent, however, the person must recite birkas hamazon after his dairy meal and wait six hours before eating meat.
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