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Dirty eateries escaping shame
From: DailyTelegraph
10ì>" 13, 2009
THEY are some of Sydney's filthiest kitchens and they remain a secret to the city's diners.
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Patrons of restaurants must be given the option of more than a cursery glance in the food preparation sector of the restaurant in order to be self assured of its cleanliness prior to ordering a meal. This would not give the patron any right to pr-judge, or pass any remark but simply to leave the restaurant and make a formal reccomendation to the authorities later.
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