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[FreeCandy44]

Cold pizza and cold fried chicken are a FC guilty pleasure.

[shafnutz05]

Leftover pizza rocks. But only if reheated in the oven on a pizza stone so that it gets crispy again.

I've found using the "toast" option in a toaster oven crisps it up beautifully in about 3-4 minutes, and I've found because it is so hot it tastes even better than the first time. I really want to try the olive oil/frying pan reheat method

[Silentom]

Leftover pizza rocks. But only if reheated in the oven on a pizza stone so that it gets crispy again.

I've found using the "toast" option in a toaster oven crisps it up beautifully in about 3-4 minutes, and I've found because it is so hot it tastes even better than the first time. I really want to try the olive oil/frying pan reheat method

I didn't know that was a thing. Definitely have to try that.

[Dickie Dunn]

Reheating pizza in a frying pan and/or cast iron skillet is so damn good that the next time I order a pizza I might just let the entire thing sit for a day before eating it.

[tifosi77]

I'm one of the people who just can't do leftovers. They always taste so bad.

You've clearly never had leftover lasagna. It tastes better with each passing day

I agree. I am also a fan of leftover pizza. That can be a taste sensation.

Breakfast pizza is one of the greatest joys in life.

[MalkinIsMyHomeboy]

I'm one of the people who just can't do leftovers. They always taste so bad.

You've clearly never had leftover lasagna. It tastes better with each passing day

I agree. I am also a fan of leftover pizza. That can be a taste sensation.

Breakfast pizza is one of the greatest joys in life.

my brothers would eat cold, leftover pizza for breakfast. I can't imagine ever doing that, even if I was dying of starvation

[tifosi77]

Leftover pizza and leftover pasta is both garbage.

The quality of leftover pasta is largely dependent upon your reheating method, which is determined by the condiment. Pastas dressed with a ragú should be warmed up in the oven (toaster on bake would be good). Pastas in an oil-based sauce should be reheated in a pan (with a little fresh oil). You want to be careful that you just warm the stuff through, as putting too much heat into the stuff will overcook the noodles.

[Morkle]

The older I get, the better cold pizza tastes to me.

[tifosi77]

my brothers would eat cold, leftover pizza for breakfast. I can't imagine ever doing that, even if I was dying of starvation

In college, we would always order an extra pie just to make sure we had enough for breakfast the next day.

[tifosi77]

Also, through trial and error we learned that Little Cesar's makes the best breakfast pizza. Actually preferred it over their fresh pizza.

[Craig]

Leftover pizza is hit or miss.

[Morkle]

I reheat all my leftovers right here:

[Silentom]

[FreeCandy44]

The older I get, the better cold pizza tastes to me.

This...its the perfect driving to work breakfast.

[tifosi77]

I reheat all my leftovers right here:

It looks like you also reheat your cat in there.

[Morkle]

What, you don't tan your cats?

[dodint]

Leave it to 5AF to have a disagreement about the best way to go about tarting up leftover pizza.

[FreeCandy44]

Only certain pizzas can be eaten cold, for example...a "vinnie pie" is horrible cold and as a leftover.

[dodint]

Only certain pizzas can be eaten cold, for example...a "vinnie pie" is horrible cold and as a leftover.

hah. Last time I mentioned one here I was told it was also horrible fresh from the oven.

[FreeCandy44]

A Vinnie Pie is an acquired taste.. if im in NHT or White Oak, its Lucci's for this guy.

[shafnutz05]

Leave it to 5AF to have a disagreement about the best way to go about tarting up leftover pizza.

Objectively, the best way to heat up leftover pizza is the frying pan or cast iron skilet/olive oil method. There's really no getting around it.

[FreeCandy44]

Day old spaghetti in a skillet is pretty damn good.

[Pavement]

Leave it to 5AF to have a disagreement about the best way to go about tarting up leftover pizza.

I wonder what views we would get on leftover sandwiches? Personally, I'd never eat leftover hotdogs.

[dodint]

Oy vey.

[Shyster]

I generally cook a week's worth of food on Sunday, put it all in the fridge, and then reheat and eat the rest of the week. Of course I'm taking the food home in a doggie bag.