Under the foreign-natural test,restaurants have no liability for injury caused by natural items,such as bones in chicken dishes,and pits in cherry pie dishes.

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The foreign-natural test is used to determine whether a restaurant can be held liable for injuries caused by foreign objects, such as glass or metal fragments, found in food. Under this test, the restaurant is not liable for injuries caused by natural items, such as bones or pits, as they are a natural part of the food.

Under the Foreign-Natural Test,restaurants Have No Liability for Injury Caused