Cold Chinese food?
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Not true ! We have a "pizza stone". It's round & flat & you stick it in the oven & heat it up. If done correctly, the pizza comes out crispy & good as new. Don't know if it works for chinese food though.Soraya wrote:That is sacrilege!!creeky wrote:gross ... both need to be reheated ....... tho pizza never reheats very well.

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but, you're missing the point.Tropic_Al wrote:Not true ! We have a "pizza stone". It's round & flat & you stick it in the oven & heat it up. If done correctly, the pizza comes out crispy & good as new. Don't know if it works for chinese food though.Soraya wrote:That is sacrilege!!creeky wrote:gross ... both need to be reheated ....... tho pizza never reheats very well.
The pizza HAS to be cold, toughened up a bit, chewy and washed down with a beer to achieve optimum "day-old" effect.
If I wanted a fresh pizza again, I'll order a fresh pizza again!
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Oh ! I was missing the beer part. Beer makes everything better. mmmmmm beeeeerLightning Bolt wrote:but, you're missing the point.Tropic_Al wrote:Not true ! We have a "pizza stone". It's round & flat & you stick it in the oven & heat it up. If done correctly, the pizza comes out crispy & good as new. Don't know if it works for chinese food though.Soraya wrote:That is sacrilege!!creeky wrote:gross ... both need to be reheated ....... tho pizza never reheats very well.
The pizza HAS to be cold, toughened up a bit, chewy and washed down with a beer to achieve optimum "day-old" effect.
If I wanted a fresh pizza again, I'll order a fresh pizza again!![]()


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I think it depends on the quality of the cold food. Sis orders little Ceasars, with is ok hot. But cold tastes like stale cheese and tough cardboard. And the chinese food we have tried doesn't seem much better.
I like cold chow mein or fried rice over cold pizza, but I don't like the gooey sweet and sour or cashew chicken cold at all. And general tsoa's cold or hot.![yum [smilie=yum.gif]](./images/smilies/yum.gif)
I like cold chow mein or fried rice over cold pizza, but I don't like the gooey sweet and sour or cashew chicken cold at all. And general tsoa's cold or hot.




