screw microwaved, cold pizza the day after FTW!DatCracker said:Does anyone else think that pizza and mac n' cheese taste better when microwaved the day after it's made?
Certain foods just taste better later on.
Agreed. After the initial nausea of Christmas has passed, the couple of days after it are filled with some of the best sandwiches kwown to mankind.AccursedTheory said:Turkey.
So much turkey.
|http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9eW4KI5XncEdwardOrchard said:Back home, friday nights used to be Pizza Nights. I used to love waking up on saturday morning, popping some leftover slices in the toaster oven, and eating pizza for breakfast.
Definitely oven or toaster oven for leftovers. I like my pizza crispy, baking/toasting it the next day makes it taste better to me; I sometimes add a little pepper or some garlic salt.Shimmyshake said:A recommendation for the fries (or anything fried really) is to heat them up in the oven, or toaster oven if you have one, they will generally stay crispier than in a microwave. This does take longer though, so it's up to you.CarpathianMuffin said:Pizza tastes about as good as leftovers. Same goes for turkey and meatloaf. Fries and anything with lettuce are just horrible though.
The oven or toaster oven is the way to go. Twice baked pizza is awesome. I recommend never using a microwave on something unless it was made to be microwaved. If the packaging gives you an out, take it. Like Red Baron's french bread pizza, it says you can microwave it or put it in the oven; the oven is a given.Hardcore_gamer said:No, Burgers and Pizza's taste like crap if they aren't fresh. Or at least that's my opinion.DatCracker said:Does anyone else think that pizza and mac n' cheese taste better when microwaved the day after it's made?
Certain foods just taste better later on.
As far as I am concerned all food is best when its fresh unless its suppose to be kept in the fridge before its eaten.