Eating/Drinking on Yom Kippur

The cheekful amount, which one may not drink on Yom Kippur

Eating non-foods: Yoma 80b

Eating an improperly slaughtered animal on Yom Kippur: Pesachim 36a

Over-Eating: Yoma 80b

Non-Satisfying eating [Chewing peppers, ginger, and vine leaves]: Yoma 81b

Abnormal eating: Yoma 81a

The standard forbidden amount for eating, a Date-Sized Amount, as a Law Spoken to Moshe at Sinai: Eruvin 4b; Yoma 79b-80a; Succah 5b-6a

Drinking as a sub-category of eating: Yoma 76a

Drinking vinegar: Yoma 81b; Keritot 18b

Drinking fish brine or juice containing a fish's innards: Keritot 18b

Considering anointing one's skin to be the equivalent of drinking: Yoma 76b, Shabbat 86a

Combining eating and drinking to reach the threshold of prohibited consumption: Yoma 81a

Lashes for consumption: Makkot 13a

The penalty of kareit [Divine excommunication] or bringing a korban chatat [sin offering] for this sin: Keritot 2a

How many korbanot chatat one brings if he eats and then drinks on Yom Kippur, in a single span of forgetting the prohibition: Keritot 18b

Liability for eating an improperly slaughtered animal on Yom Kippur: Pesachim 36a; Keritot 23a



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