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Ultimately the last frontier of food borne illness is in the hands of the consumer. In fact, eating out constitutes a far lower percentage of potential food poisoning events than that of home cooking, given the quantity of product, i.e. ingredients that are handled in the restaurant industry, than that of the home cook.
