Controversial method for reheating pizza divides
A woman has shared her controversial method for reheating pizza and there is no oven or microwave in sight.
The woman, named Tara, has shared her reheating method on TikTok. In her video, we see her heat up a frying pan on a stovetop. She then places her pizza slice in the frying pan, adds a splash of water and then puts a lid on it.
"Don't knock it til you try it," she captioned the video.
Tara says using a frying pan ensures the crust is crispy and the cheese is hot and bubbly.
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We see the woman place a cold slice of pizza in a hot fry pan on the stove top. TikTok
It turns out Tara isn't the only person foregoing the microwave and oven when reheating pizza.
One of her TikTok followers said, "Air fryers work wonders also!"
But others prefer it unheated: "That's dope but I actually like cold pizza."
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She then adds a splash of water. TikTok
One TikTok follower takes the time to defend the humble microwave, commenting: "Microwave: Do u think I'm a joke?"
One person says they have tried this method and the crust gets soggy where the water touches it, to which Tara says: "Fake news." Perhaps this person needed to heat it for longer or add less water.
A lid ensures the cheese gets nice and hot and bubbly. TikTok
"There's no way the oven doesn't work better," says another which may be true but not everyone has an oven.
To this Tara explains the reason her method is better is it doesn't further cook the cheese.
"I'm constantly amazed at all the things TikTok has taught me I've been doing wrong my whole life," comments another.
The results look perfect. TikTok
Others are already familiar with this method, with one writing: "The only way I reheat my pizza!"
Another says: "Only way to do it."
"No more burning in the oven," says another.
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