Can You Trust Where You Eat?
A short article revealing the dangers of eating out!
Whenever you visit a restaurant, you are effectively trusting said restaurant, that their hygiene standards are going to be of an exceptional standard. However, it is becoming more apparent that some restaurants have no concept of hygiene, and as a consequence some unsuspecting patrons are taken extremely ill, some even left in a life threatening condition.
A recent example was the closure of a fish and chip shop in Wrexham, Wales, following an outbreak of E-Coli, leaving several customers ill and one unfortunate woman in a coma.
Another restaurant in Richmond, Surrey has recently closed due to mouse droppings being found in their kitchen grill, kitchen counters & food preparation areas.
If the hygiene standards of the eatery are met, you’ve then got to trust the hygiene standards and morals of the staff serving you..
Over the past few years I have read several horror stories, of disgruntled employees “tampering” with the food that they are just about to serve up for their unsuspecting patrons.
Below are a few examples of said horror stories:
http://www.clickorlando.com/news/16252770/detail.html
http://www.redorbit.com/news/oddities/109682/exworker_sentenced_for_spitting_on_burger/
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSTRE49S4Y520081029
However, just when you thought it was safe by avoiding restaurants and cooking your own meals, it appears the same, warped individuals are also violating our food in the supermarkets as the below article explains:
http://news.aol.co.uk/supermarket-worker-licked-chicken/article/20090915124119940279782
So I think the only way we can ever safely trust what we are eating, is by avoiding all restaurants and boil washing/bleaching supermarket foods!
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Shamanz | Sep 16, 2009 | Reply
So I think the only way we can ever safely trust what we are eating, is by avoiding all restaurants and boil washing/bleaching supermarket foods!
- hehe, I liked that end quote. Great article over all.
Darla Cooke | Sep 16, 2009 | Reply
We don’t eat out very often. I do remember getting sick years ago after eating some baby shrimp at a local restaurant. I wouldn’t touch any kind of seafood for a while after that happened.
wonder | Sep 16, 2009 | Reply
Good reinforcements.
Sourav | Sep 16, 2009 | Reply
No we can’t trust at all!