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A lot of people look for nice red tuna, thinking it is a sign a freshness.
Not necessarily! Treatment with carbon monoxide can give a nice red color that lasts a long time. It's called tailpipe tuna. http://obsentinel.womacknewspapers.c...tops028102.txt -- Peter Aitken |
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