When we order pizza we usually end up with at least a few leftover slices that we pop in the microwave for a quick snack or lunch the next day. Although it's an undeniably faster than waiting on the ...

Bid farewell to soggy leftover slices with these expert-approved methods for reheating pizza in the oven, air fryer, and on ...

Although most dense foods shrivel up or dry out in a microwave, some softer foods handle the microwave heat better. Items such as soup (covered), sauce, plain rice, or mashed potatoes won't lose too ...

Here are all of the ways you can reheat pizza—with pros and cons—so you can choose the technique that works best for you.

If cold leftover pizza is your jam, move on. We're fans of hot toppings and extra-crispy crust when we want leftover pizza for dinner. But if you’ve ever tried to reheat pizza, you know it’s a ...

To reheat pizza properly, skip the microwave and use the oven, stovetop, or air fryer for the best texture and flavor. Each ...

How to reheat pizza in air fryer! This is the best way to reheat leftover pizza and keep the crust from getting soggy. You will love how great your leftover pizza tastes. Once you reheat your pizza in ...

You'll never have to endure a soggy crust again. f you love eating pizza, the last thing you want is to eat leftover slices with a soggy crust and rubbery toppings. While you can use a microwave, a ...

A food content creator has divided after she shared a kitchen hack to keep her leftover pizza fresh while reheating it. Bec Hardgrave said she saw a hack that said if you dunked your pizza in water ...

As a food writer, I eat a lot of pizza. Like, a lot. And now that L.A. is having a pizza renaissance, with all sorts of creativity and styles, there’s even more to try. (As I have argued, L.A. is ...

We'll admit that there's a certain appeal to eating cold pizza. On days when the last thing we want to do is wash another dish, we love eating a slice straight from the fridge—and often straight from ...