Under the foreign substance test, if a person were injured by a chicken bone while eating a chicken salad sandwich, then the implied warranty would be breached.

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The foreign substance test applies to foreign objects that are not normally expected to be found in a food product, such as a piece of glass or a metal fragment. Chicken bones are a normal and expected part of a chicken salad sandwich, and therefore their presence would not breach the implied warranty of merchantability.

Under the Foreign Substance Test, If a Person Were Injured