Beyond Beef Burgers K for P?

[ddk]

This might be a stretch - but are these Kosher for Passover?

[aaron.abadi]

Kosher for Pesach for all

[Koshermike]

Maltodextrin is either chametz or kitniyos according to the ou and star k.

[aaron.abadi]

Might be kitniyot, but did you know that kitniyot is batel berov?

[Koshermike]

Not if contributes taam

[aaron.abadi]

Kitniyot is batel berov.
Taam is only batel beshishim.
Bitul berov obviously works even if there’s taam, as clearly 49% is batel berov and yet there’s no question that there is taam.
Please look into the Halachah prior to correcting me.

[aaron.abadi]

Please see this link…

Kitniyot AKA Kitniyos batel berov

For some reason it seems that some people are shocked that we say that kitniyot is batel berov. I see lots of rumblings online. People are asking if there are any other Rav that agrees with Rabbi Abadi on this seemingly radical opinion that kitniyot is batel berov. The following is a page from the Mishneh Berurah. It’s pretty clear. I don’t understand what the question is. If a product is made and kitniyot is less than 50% it’s kosher. Unless it was done deliberately to cause the kitniyot to bec…