How do you reheat cold pizza?

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Oven. But a good majority of the time i'll eat it cold
This. I always say you know when you got good pizza because it taste amazing even cold.:noah:
Oven is the only way to reheat:ufdup:
Edit: I haven't owned a microwave in 9 years. Ruin your food in the name of convenience brehs.
 
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Cold...with a glass of milk

if it aint served cold with a glass of milk... I dont want it.

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I don't even think about reheating my pizza unless I got a glass of milk on deck :ahh:

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best way to reheat...

Put pizza on pan lined with foil and put foil around crust to prevent that shyt from becoming hard as a brick

Heat @ 350 for 15-20 min

Done
 

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Microwave for 30 seconds to heat the toppings then 5 minutes in the oven at 400 to crisp the crust.
 

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I don't even think about reheating my pizza unless I got a glass of milk on deck :ahh:

What kind of weirdo shyt is this? Who raised you? :wtf:

Pizza and milk is some elementary school shyt
 

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Just tried using a skillet like some of u nikkas recommended and burned the whole bottom of my pizza :martin: Had to cut it off and basically ball my damn pizza up and eat it like that smh

Ole' set it and forget it, ass nikka. :mjlol:

You gotta put it on a medium heat and keep
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fukking with it in the pan, sliding it about until you feel the cheese melt enough and the bottom is to firm and hot (Huge Pause).

You can throw a wee bit of Olive Oil, but all crusts aren't created equal so butter/Margarine would be less likely to burn it up.

Flipping it is optional, but I normally only do that if it's one of those thick doughy crusts that gotta get burnt/Crispy to heat the insides/Top, something j don't want for thick slices, so I turn up the heat, sear it quickly and scoop whatever falls off and put it back on.
 
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