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Can tuna be a little pink?

Asked: claverie ponet, Last Updated:

Depending on the variety, raw tuna varies from light pink to a reddish-brown color. It can have a dark portion on the steak, which is edible but stronger in flavor. Sometimes this part is trimmed out before you buy it. Tuna steaks are sold already skinned.

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