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Why is bacon brown? I would like a complicated math formula proving your answer.

 Apr 8, 2015

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The color of bacon would depend on the length of time it is cooked. If you cook it to a crunchy crisp, than it usually looks like a dark dried blood color. If you only cook it until it is done and still chewy, the fat part will be somewhat translucent and the pink part will just be a darker pink. If you cook it to somewhere in between both of these, it is a rusty red/brown color.

 Apr 8, 2015
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The color of bacon would depend on the length of time it is cooked. If you cook it to a crunchy crisp, than it usually looks like a dark dried blood color. If you only cook it until it is done and still chewy, the fat part will be somewhat translucent and the pink part will just be a darker pink. If you cook it to somewhere in between both of these, it is a rusty red/brown color.

GenericUsernameHere Apr 8, 2015

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