Froze about a month ago and now it’s this color…should I just throw it away?

by -mVx-

32 Comments

  1. Dyecraze

    Sweet jesus

    Do you have a thermometer in that freezer of yours?

  2. H_I_H_I

    Your freezer is set for 30 degrees Fahrenheit?

  3. Pelicanfan07

    Slice a sliver off and see if it’s still red. Tuna like beef will oxidize.

  4. Dangerous_Pension612

    Gag. I couldn’t eat that regardless of the taste lol .

    Put a coffee mug of water in the freezer. After it freezes, put a coin on top of the frozen ice. Let it sit for a few days. If the coin is still on top of the ice, freezer is good. If it’s stuck into / underneath ice then you need a new freezer. This looks like it got warmer than it should have to me .

  5. Helicopter0

    30F probably isn’t cold enough to keep fish frozen because of the salinity. My freezers are -40F and -0F. I keep fish in the cold one, and I keep analog thermometers everywhere to be able to double-check at a glance.

  6. OkSquirrel5696

    Abort abort… do not eat under any circumstance

  7. Uni-Versity

    That tuna is oxidized. I am assuming you got wild bluefin from a local vendor or friend. 0 degrees F is not cold enough to maintain the color for wild bluefin. Should be fine for cooking. I wouldn’t throw it away. But I also would not eat it raw.

    You probably have about 2-3 weeks tops in a regular freezer for tuna to maintain its color. You need a much colder freezer if you want to retain the color without oxidation.

    Majority of store bought tuna has carbon monoxide treatment to help the fish retain its color. That’s why the store bought tuna can retain its color in the freezer or display window. This tuna is obviously not treated, which is awesome, but you see the aftermath of what happens when it stays in the freezer too long 😬

  8. dyl_thethrill

    Even if it’s not bad, I wouldn’t eat something so visually unappealing, idc how much it cost…

  9. Feeling_Title_9287

    When in doubt, throw it out

    OP, don’t eat that

  10. charcoal_lavender

    Oh my god please throw that out.

  11. JohnCenaJunior

    Give a cat or dog an early birthday meal

  12. Hashambuergers

    It could be albacore tuna
    (Thunus alanonga not thunus albacore/albacares) butter blue still bothers me

  13. Did you rinse it with fresh water? You shouldn’t rinse salt fish , especially tuna with fresh water unless you’re going to eat it immediately, and even then it’s questionable.

  14. EchoXResonate

    That’s…definitely one of the tuna of all time 💀

  15. ThrowRA8607

    My good friend it looks worse than some of the Mammoths we pull out of permafrost, no for the love of God don’t eat it.

  16. nah2daysun

    I don’t even want to look at that without getting sick. Would definitely not chance putting it in my mouth. Also, a $20 tuna is not worth a $2,000 hospital bill. Toss it.

  17. That fish is done. Your freezer needs to be 0 degrees (F) or -18 (c) at most, lower is better

  18. HumberGrumb

    Of course! Just not sushi.

    Many years ago, Seattle’s Marco’ Supper Club (now defunct) served up, what had to have been, this mystery Thai Chili, Coconut Milk, sautéed/seared Tuna Fillet that melted my brain.

    You can save this fillet.

  19. Delicious-Run-4719

    I would throw that away brother

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