Eating leftover food is an activity that never ceases to make us happy. That feeling of digging out yesterday's food from the fridge, reheating and enjoying it is a whole other level of pleasure. While reheating food, it is important to keep in mind certain tips and tricks that will make them taste as good as new. This is especially true when it comes to reheating leftover pizza. Pizza tends to become quite hard when refrigerated, which is why it becomes quite difficult to restore to its original state. Luckily, an amazing viral hack is here to help! Take a look:
This incredible viral hack to reheat leftover pizza was shared on Twitter by a page called 'Growing Up Italian', where it received over 20.6 million tweet views and 7.2 million views. It also got nearly 85k likes and thousands of comments and reactions as well.
In the clip, it was demonstrated how to reheat leftover pizza and make it as good as the freshly-baked version. First, a pan was heated on top of an induction cooktop. The pizza was placed inside the pan. Then, a splash of water was added into the pan. Thanks to the heated pan, the water instantly started to evaporate and created some steam in it. A lid was used to cover the pizza pan. A minute later, the pizza looked ready to eat! The crust was still crisp and the cheese had actually melted again.
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Pizza will become as good as the freshly-baked ones with this hack. Photo Credit: iStock
A number of Twitter users reacted to the amazing viral hack to reheat leftover pizza. Some thought it was actually a game-changer and wondered why they hadn't thought of it before.
"I'm doing my pizza like this for now on," said one user. Others shared alternative ways that they had previously experimented with. "Best way to reheat pizza is putting it in an air fryer. You will get melted soft cheese and a very crispy crust," suggested one user.
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