Evaluating the risk of HCAs in terms of human cancer development requires determining exposure levels from specific amounts of HCAs in food and frequencies of exposure to HCAs from food (Sinha, 2002). Most studies have concentrated on investigating the influence of different cooking conditions on HCA formation and finding strategies to limit HCA formation in cooked meat products. Few studies have reported the HCA content in foods from restaurants, fast-food outlets, and RTE meat products.