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Probably yes. The Sephardic branch doesn't recognize kitniyot. This has always caused some confusion during Passover because foods with corn syrup were sometimes marked 'May be used for Passover'.
Personally, if you look at Sephardic recipes for Passover, they're a lot less starchy and have an interesting Mediterranean slant, including dates, figs, oranges, etc. And now this.
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