And how much time may it take for him to eat them? As if he would eat them as parched grains of corn; [these are] the words of R’ Meir. But the Sages say: Until it takes no more from the beginning to the end than it would take to eat a peras. [If] he ate tamei foodstuffs or drank tamei beverages, or if he drank a reviis of wine and entered the Temple and tarried [in their consumption] for as long as it takes to eat a peras [he is liable]. R’ Eliezer says: If he interrupted, or if he diluted it with the least bit of water, he is exempt.

There is [an instance of] one who performs one act of eating and is liable for it to four chataos and one asham: a tamei [person] who ate cheilev, which was leftover from consecrated food, and [it was] on Yom Kippur. R’ Meir says: If it was the Sabbath and he carried it out in his mouth, he is [additionally] liable. They said to him: That is not in the [same] category.