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What'd we decide was the best way to heat up leftover pizza?

 

Oven, I think. There was some talk about putting it in a skillet on the stove but I'm not sure about that. Someone suggested microwaving it alongside a glass of water if you're in a hurry

 

Why are you heating up leftover pizza at all and not eating it cold?

 

@TheWater(s) You tha MVP if you enjoy eating cold totino's.

 

Cause hot pizza is the best pizza, duh.

#getchyolife

 

I can't eat cold pizza at all, it's no good

 

If you like cold pizza

 

Totinos doesn't count as pizza imo

 

I don't count it as pizza either but I still can't eat it cold

 

Normal pizza cold is delicious.

 

For lunch today I packed a Fuji apple, PB&J on wheat w/t grape jelly, a bag of regular cheezits, and some prunes. Six prunes to be exact.


I'm really hoping I didn't roll the dice on the prunes, and my stomach just accepts them. Lately even when I've only had 3 it doesn't go over so well.

 

Thanks for helping me out guys

I just remembered someone said to cook it in the rack, so I tried that for the first time

 

Can't do cold pizza.

 

I don't like most cold foods, cold meat on a sandwich is gross

 

Pancakes and cooked cabbage are better cold to me.

 

I wrap them in foil and toss them in the oven for a few, if you have the time for that. Keeps the crust crispy.

 

I think I recall someone saying if you microwave it, wet the crust and it won't dry out.

 

if i'm lazy i'll just eat the cold pizza. it's still good. if you have to heat it up, just throw it directly on the oven rack

 

Toaster Oven, duh.

 

pan on the stove on low/med with tin foil or a lid over it

 

I've never heard of heating up leftover pizza in any other way then the microwave. Yall inventive as shit.

 

My mom just surprised me with a burger, hot fries, and a cucumber-mint lemonade from my favorite local burger place. So happy right now!

 

This is some real ass jealousy I'm experiencing right now

 

Cucumber-mint lemonade sounds so good.

 

Are hot fries different from regular fries?