If a piece of a biblically forbidden food (such as a piece of pork), falls into a bowl of meat. We all know the rule, it's batul bshishim. How about a piece of food which is only rabbinically prohibited (a food that contains דברים מעמידים such as cheese). If the cheese would fall into a bowl of other cheeses, would the same laws of bitul apply regarding the shishim part. Or would we be even more meikel, because the food itself is only rabbinic?
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