Why do steaks turn GREY?
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On its own, myoglobin has a deep purplish color that is tinged with brown. This is the color of a freshly butchered piece of meat. But when myoglobin gets exposed to oxygen, it turns into a compound called oxymyoglobin. ... The presence of oxygen, however, eventually turns beef grayish-brown..
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