Our results indicate that HCA levels in RTE meat products are
generally low, but some items (e.g. rotisserie chicken) may contain
elevated amounts of HCAs. Thus, we conclude that consumption of
RTE meat products contributes very little to HCA intake. Taken
together, our results show that cooking conditions and ingredients
influence HCA levels in RTE meat products. These results can be used
along with dietary assessments to estimate HCA exposure due to
consumption of RTE meat products.