what's the best way to heat up cold fastfood pizza? microwave

>>8760772
an oven you, dingus

Spray the pizza with some water before microwaving or use a common oven on the minimum todo avoid burning it, yes, spray it with water too.

>>8760793
what setting? how long? anytime i try to oven it comes out crunchy as fuck and i'm not a fan

>>8760794
alright i'll try that

>>8760772
Toaster oven
or
A non-stick skillet on low heat

>>8760794
>spray it with water and then microwave it
yeah okay you can leave

Eat it cold while drinking the last half of the beer you left open the night before and sitting on the couch in your dirty underwear and wondering what exactly lead you to this point.

>>8760800
Bruh, it's coming out crunch because you're probably blasting your oven. I feel like you've never done any cooking in your life. Set it to 350F and take it out when it feels hot enough.

Get a damn toaster oven. Things are a god send for pizza; better than fresh. Heat it up in microwave then oven it. Or use your conventional oven.

>Microwave the chill out of it (to room temp or slightly warm)

>Put it in a dry frying pan on low

>Wait

>Delicious pizza everytime.

convection oven/broiler for crispy molten goodness

>>8760829
I do this, except I put it in the toaster oven after the microwave.

>>8760839

We don't tend to have toaster ovens in the UK. At least I've never seen one.

I want one though since I'm usually cooking for one...

>>8760772
in a pan works well as well the oven

>>8760854
yeah, they are very convenient when cooking small dishes or amounts. Feels wasteful to bake one potato or heat one small dish up in a big oven

If you put it into the pan then don't forget to flip it

>>8760772
Cast iron pan, covered, on medium high burner. Takes about 5 minutes.

microwave 15 - 30 seconds on high depending on how powerful your microwave is and how much pizza you're reheating at once. just to take the chill off and loosen the cheese up a bit.

>>8760800
6 minutes at 350.