>> ^sillma:

Yeah, the spatula is clearly plastic.


Hey and you said it without sounding like an asshole, GREAT JOB !

Clearly a metal handle with a plastic flipper or maybe its metal spatula with silicon dip

>> ^solecist:

I. LIKE. COLD. PIZZA.


QFT. After the first night, it's the ONLY way to eat it. For breakfast!

>> ^jatoha:

He used a METAL spatula on a nonstick pan??? I just.. I just don't even...


It might be titanium-ceramic... they are stupid expensive, but damn near indestructible.

>> ^Lann:

microwave + toaster oven = not too burnt not too soggy.


This is pretty much my secret to reheating anything. Microwave first until the middle starts to feel it, then toaster out the soggyness. Works on a surprising variety of things.

Why would I want my crust crispy?

If I hadn't gotten to Top 15 with this vid as is, I would immediately change the title.

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"How to ruin cold, lovely pizza"

@BoneRemake.

this could have been yours, sweet man.

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>> ^jatoha:

He used a METAL spatula on a nonstick pan??? I just.. I just don't even...


Thank you, I was worried I was the only one bothered by that.

>> ^Sarzy:
I actually tried this method once, and wound up accidentally burning the bottom of the crust. I find the most foolproof way to reheat cold pizza is to put it into a toaster oven in a pan, set the oven to toast, and then just keep an eye on it. You end up with the same crisped-up crust, but with less risk of burning.


At home I really like this frying pan method. At work I like the toaster oven, but, nothing is foolproof, foolishness is an unstoppable force.

*edit.. Cold pizza is foolresistant.

I actually tried this method once, and wound up accidentally burning the bottom of the crust. I find the most foolproof way to reheat cold pizza is to put it into a toaster oven in a pan, set the oven to toast, and then just keep an eye on it. You end up with the same crisped-up crust, but with less risk of burning.

We just need more sandwiches for the rich kid. Then there would be many dishes to wash, and thus the crusts could trickle down to the other kid.>> ^Peroxide:

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
The kid with the richer parents should get the sandwich. The lazy one should get no entitlements. After the better child finishes, the crumbs should be given as (tax deductible) charity to the lesser child. Anything less would be socialism.

You forgot that the lazy child without the sandwich should politely ask if he/she can do the dishes and in return receive a crust from the sandwich. However, the dishes have already been done by the other hungry kids and the crust is gone. Too bad there just aren't enough dishes to do for everyone! Oh well.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

The kid with the richer parents should get the sandwich. The lazy one should get no entitlements. After the better child finishes, the crumbs should be given as (tax deductible) charity to the lesser child. Anything less would be socialism.


You forgot that the lazy child without the sandwich should politely ask if he/she can do the dishes and in return receive a crust from the sandwich. However, the dishes have already been done by the other hungry kids and the crust is gone. Too bad there just aren't enough dishes to do for everyone! Oh well.

That would make India a separate continent from Asia since it's still connected to a subducting oceanic plate under Asia! Hence the continuing collision and the Himalayas. Even Geologic plate boundaries gets squirrely since there are micro-plates. And also, there are no "continental plates," rather continental parts of plates. All plates are composed of oceanic and continental crust.

By the way, this guy is WAY off base in terms of geology.. Nothing in the Pacific Ocean?? There are two types of crust, defined by lithology (rock type): Oceanic crust (dense dark basalt) and continental crust (not-dense light-colored granite). The Pacific Ocean is underlain by oceanic crust, which because of it's higher density always sinks beneath continental crust when they run into each other. That's why the age of the continents is ~4.4 billion years old while the oldest oceanic crust is something like 200 million years old.

Anyways, you could definitely divide the continents based on their modern tectonic boundaries where each continent is part of a separate plate from any others. That would give you ~9 continents, but then you run into the micro-plate issue..

>> ^Hive13:

I always understood that a continent was defined by continental plates with significant landmass. I was always under the impression that there were 6 continents despite what Europe selfishly tries to do.
Get over yourselves Europe......you aren't continental, but you are awesome.

I think the future will see all areas of the globe equalize into a thin crust of wealthy, and a large pool of (white and blue collar) cheap labor.

@Lawdeedaw
Cool, maybe my own frustration at being unable to see a way to change things for the better has caused me to form a hard, cynical crust over my inner, hopeful being.