Which Pizza Chain’s Leftovers Last the Longest?

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[@therealsamreid]

How do you reheat your pizza? What's the longest you've left pizza in the fridge and still eaten it??? PS - you can use REVUE50 to get 50% OFF your first Factor box plus 20% off your next box at bit.ly/48aQQag!

[@beefminecrafter]

LOL 😂🤣

[@herbert633]

Air fryer for sure. Looks like you ate it cold from scrubbing through the video though!

[@corbacita]

microwave with a glass of water 👌

[@TheGrillSergeant]

Microwave with a cup of water

[@Nutzstraptenshaft]

More like who cares

[@Zm4rf]

this is the research the government should be funding thank you for your service

[@therealsamreid]

🫡

[@rjt135]

The food version of Project Farm

[@smalltime0]

The US military did do research into shelf stable pizza that could last 3 years without refrigeration or freezing.

[@craftiebrown]

A tip for leftover pizza. Your fridge dries out everything, so don't leave it in the original box. Once cooled, put it in a ziplock bag or in plastic wrap.

[@pinkpools]

Yeah it's wild to me that some people just throw the box in the fridge.

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

Same, that’s what we do

[@melbapeach162]

​@@pinkpools I've literally never seen anyone do this until this video! Is this an American thing 😅

[@Savagetechie]

@@pinkpools I just leave the box on the kitchen counter, doesn't need to go in the fridge at all. Still perfectly edible for a couple of days.

[@alb7466]

@@pinkpools Not gonna get something else dirty when the perfectly good box is right there.

[@RyanMercer]

Air fryer is the only way to reheat pizza. Also, I keep the napkins on the coffee table to blow my nose on 🤣

[@therealsamreid]

A man of culture like myself 🤌🏼

[@Andrew-nb6pe]

air fryer 100% but i've also tried the Sam the Cooking Guy method where you chop up leftovers and mix it into scrambled eggs. it's an interesting mix!

[@amarr85]

Bingo

[@JonO387]

Nope. The real secret is in a pan on the stove. Heat up the cheese and toppings side first while the pan heats up, then flip it and crisp up the crust. Best ever.

[@Boddah.]

No, on a pan heat set to low while moving the pan in a circular motion, until the cheese melts and the bottom crust becomes crisp.

[@katiegoll5807]

I always move the pizza to a sealed package before storing. The quality goes down much quicker if you use the to go box. Also, the toaster oven is a magnificent way to reheat the leftovers. 6 minutes is the sweet spot for my unit.

[@caseyhoward9101]

Same here but I feel like for this experiment that the drying out might helped him not get sick from it. It's like he cured it or something. Putting it in a bag helps preserve moisture which might have helped bacteria grow after that long.

[@HacimBricks]

Reheat pizza in toaster oven. Easy. Replicable. Helps it stay crispy.

[@therealsamreid]

idk why but when I read this I pictured like a regular toaster for sliced bread

[@jaymanla]

@@therealsamreidI dare you to try that and report back with your findings 😁

[@matty4351]

@@therealsamreid is that not what a toaster oven is

[@m43731049]

@@matty4351I think he knows that

[@maker0824]

if you have one that’s absolutely the best option. in middle school we had a toaster oven and everyone would heat up leftover pizza in said toaster oven. I don’t have one now though

[@digitalharmony26]

Microwave with a water cup is how I reheat most things. Pizza, noodles, pasta, rice, anything that’ll change texture in the microwave. The water cup prevents it. Game changer!

[@hedyhopes3591]

For how long do you put it in the microwave?

[@digitalharmony26]

@@hedyhopes3591 until it’s hot. Depends on the microwave and how many slices you do

[@boi5599]

I do the same thing but with a wet paper towel! Cool!

[@ivanr72]

Another game changer for microwaving in general is utilizing the power level function. Usually 70% is good for reheating must things.

[@slayer2450]

The technique I learned from my mom was to put a slice in a pan and put a little bit of water in it and keep it covered as it heats up

[@Adam-yf3ss]

Upvote for pan reheating.

[@Claytoon253]

This is the method I learned as well. Keep the heat about medium to medium-low for 6ish minutes total. After about 4 minutes I like to take the lid off to prevent the top from getting soggy. Let’s the steam escape and gives the bottom crust time to crust.

[@gabequigley7784]

you should do this with Little Caesars. I swear it is the only fast food that is BETTER the day after once reheated than it was fresh.

[@curtisrogers2721]

Is this something you want to win as a brand? Feels like “who is most processed”

[@GLASGOWBOY123.]

thought the same

[@therealsamreid]

I'm with you there - not necessarily a good thing 😂

[@uranusjr]

I’d say it’s a plus to win in _this_ particualr instance. Bread naturally have a good shelf life. Pepperoni and cheese are literally products invented to keep things edible before artificial preservatives, and these days are already as processed as they can be no matter which chain you get them from.

[@mtgoxsucks435]

An air fryer is a terrific way to reheat pizza and would be very easy to have equal treatment for each piece. For me, I would find this far more interesting if you reheat it the leftovers. Maybe you can do a follow up.

[@Tony-pp9rm]

i love that you say its going to be okay at the end of your videos, i really needed to hear it

[@nicknack6042]

thats the first I've heard of the 2 hour rule. this morning I ate a leftover taco bell stacker that had been sitting on the counter for about 15 hours. I feel fine and the stacker was delicious.

[@KaitouKaiju]

Do any work in food service and you will learn this rule

[@An4lAvenger]

It's a food service requirement, which are usually overkill to account for the stupidity of the average worker. 15h is definitely more than I'd recommend, though. At that point it basically comes down to your gut and other environment factors whether you regret it.

[@Ethorthehunter]

hey Sam! The best way to reheat the pizza is the AIR FRYER. Not the microwave, not pan-fried method, not the oven, but the air fryer. if you can shimmy a slice or 3 into you air fryer, you will get the most enjoyment out of your reheated slices.

[@cynthiasmith9336]

Can’t believe you went that many days. Glad you’re ok. 🥺

[@RECE4ER]

Air fryer is usually my go to. Also, taking left over pizza out of the box and putting it into a sealed container like a sandwich bag makes a huge difference

[@brantleyhudson2892]

I think key to keeping some of that moisture is to use a zip top gallon size plastic bag to store the slices. The refrigerator will dehydrate the pizza in the boxes pretty effectively. Keeping the slices in a sealed up plastic bag helps preserve more of the original goodness.

[@AI.Overlord.X]

This is the pinnacle of scientific research. Thank you for your service.

[@jo3ywils0n39]

For reheating pizza: There is nothing that compares to an air fryer. I used to microwave or use a pan on the stove if I had time, but since I got an air fryer I haven't looked back. Easy, consistent, and way better than the aforementioned options

[@ethanhawkins3391]

Major props for putting your health and well-being on the line to achieve such a momentous scientific breakthrough!! P.S. Day after pizza is best eaten cold, any subsequent day should be air fried or just toss it tbh

[@empiresix9722]

The bravery of facing that many elf shoes and 1 whole black spot is commendable

[@no6380]

A true warrior he is

[@therealsamreid]

Where's my cold pizza gang at

[@talkssnakestodeath]

Let's goooo cold pizza!

[@TheBrokenLife]

I'm 70/30 on the subject, so... I will just wait in the lounge of the gang hideout as to respect your boundaries. 😆

[@amaos3995]

100%

[@yetinother]

Depends on the pizza but 90%, if you're going to give me a blind option I'm always going to pick cold pizza

[@dookieJ7]

Cold pizza is 🔥

[@uraumi478]

some thoughts during the video 1) Cheese is already a low-moisture food + has a lot of fat, which means that it will lose moisture more slowly. The lower the amount of "free water" in food, the harder it is to remove more of it. 2) The moisture/water in bread is not entrapped in the bread's gluten as securely as cheese. This is because it is starting with more "Free water." That's why the crust and the dough will go stale and become harder to eat faster than the cheese. I think the curling of the dough is more likely it losing moisture (and therefore size) faster than the cheese. 3) Surface area is also a big factor in moisture loss. While pepperoni is a cured meat that should in theory lose water more slowly compared to dough, it's sliced pretty thin so it will dry fairly quickly. Same thing with the surface area of cheese, which will likely impact how fast it leaves. 4) Moisture leaves from the outside first. That's likely why the edges of the cheese became translucent first. 5) I'm guessing the tomato sauce oxidized. Pretty sure tomatoes oxidize when exposed to air for a decent while. 6) Thin layer of fat in the form of butter on crust might also help slow down moisture loss, but not that significantly. The length of time the pizza was baked for, the amount of each ingredient added by each restaurant, and the thickness of the slice will probably impact the slice too.

[@uraumi478]

I actually prefer eating pizza cold 1-2 days old btw. Just a flavor preference even though I know that bacteria can grow in the fridge lol.

[@smalltime0]

Sugar in the dough also impacts the rate at which is absorbs moisture from other sources as well as maintaining the water content present (its what's called a Humectant). Salt and certain syrups are also Humectants, which have the added benefit of slowing bacteria growth.

[@uraumi478]

@@smalltime0 Yes. They also lower the water activity of food dramatically which is why gas station pastries can last for so long (they have a lot of oil, salt, and sugar to preserve them by dropping their water activity). I’m guessing the different pizza brands are using different concentrations of everything in the dough.

[@DigiRangerScott]

I don’t do the big national chains, but my smaller reliable one is pretty great. I usually end up having a day or two of lunches. I use the oven to reheat at 375-400* for about 18-20 minutes and it always works

[@killeralltires]

If you have an air fryer try two pieces at 375 for like 3 minutes it's much quicker and delivers a great crust unlike the microwave. The oven is great tho! Just takes too long imo.

[@aceholeas]

Damn I use a toaster oven at like 325 for 4 minutes sheesh that's a long time

[@ShadowElectricity]

Almost 20 mins? Bro likes it extra crispy. I do mine at 10 minutes at 350 and even then the edges can crisp up

[@arbordoctor]

Omg!! Sam rocking the Savannah Bananas shirt 🎉

[@kojy372650]

Pro tip to help your pizza stay better for longer: fold the slices over themselves so you have crust facing up and down, like a pizza sandwich! Really helps keep pizza moist!

[@blackopsrocky622]

Ew

[@melbapeach162]

​@@blackopsrocky622 how is that Ew 😅

[@513Garage]

Sam, your content is seriously A+ i always enjoy youre videos. They are all so original and creative. Keep up the good work!

[@zillanimu]

Guys, I'm not sure but I think this guy might be a geologist

[@Impinkexplosion]

the air fryer is the best way to reheat pizza!!! But, if you dont have one, I have also used a hot pan on the stove. Put the pizza slice on it, then a small amount of water-may a tablespoon max- on the pan but keep the water away from hitting the crust (so put the pizza and water on opposite sides of the pan). Then put a lid on top. The result is a perfect crispy crust and melted cheese!

[@alexhusko]

Reheat in a frying pan on medium/low heat, no oil with lid on and cracked a bit for about 10 minutes. The crust gets crispy again. Closest thing to fresh out the oven...

[@XenonSwift]

I reheat my pizza by either putting it on broil in the oven for 5 mins or so, or I’ll put it on the stovetop for 10 mins with some water and covering in the middle so the condensation keeps the cheese moist

[@leeo3983]

I put my leftovers in gallon size plastic bags to keep the freshness! Great video as usual Sam.

[@retro5945]

I love you Sam, great editing and video as always! Hope the best for you brother! Much love

[@Elijah_Martin]

Keep these videos up man! Great work.

[@JomasterTheSecond]

My personal method for reheating is wrapping it in foil and popping it in the oven at 220 degrees (Celsius). Works perfectly.

[@atom608]

Try doing the same but in the microwave, introduces a bit more moisture

[@JomasterTheSecond]

@@atom608 The foil in the microwave makes it extra crispy.

[@garygretarsson]

@@JomasterTheSecondit makes everything crispy.. the entire kitchen.

[@rodknee69]

Air fryer is perfect for reheating pizza

[@BaoPham2]

Another strange banger from Sam Reid. I have finals for my data structures class at UVA this week and I’m currently watching this instead of studying

[@therealsamreid]

Go Hoos 🔥

[@dandwyer5491]

You should have done the “it’s gonna be ok” line from behind the bathroom door for effect

[@icez4182]

whenever Im eating and I need a video to watch, you always got bangers

[@lndzyp]

I reheat my pizza by putting it in a frying pan with a little oil then using some water in the pan to steam the top (covering the pizza)

[@renegadetwinkie3832]

Love your channel, man! It’s my favorite!!!

[@DelTrig0]

My preferred method of reheating pizza is to microwave the pizza till the top reaches a temp around 100-110 F. Then put it in a pan on medium/low - Medium heat area and it helps keep the pizza from being spongy and wet. Don't walk away from the pizza though, I've burnt the leftovers so many times lol.

[@MrDegaldy]

After doing my own research when sam uploads late in the evening his videos don't perform as well. Perhaps uploading a few hours before will help him catch folks winding down before bed time. Good job Sam. Keep it up

[@ilysm-]

i like the concepts for your videos good work! :D

[@mildlydazed9608]

My reheat method is cast iron pan with a lid and a tablespoon of water in the pan. It steams the top and crisps up the bottom. Love how in depth you went on the most bachelor question I've ever seen.

[@markphillips1439]

“Im not a geologist” 💀💀💀

[@amandaburris4605]

love your videos dude fr

[@MrItalianStallion]

Hey Sam! I totally just found your channel a couple weeks ago and binged every season of The Studio Revue. Love it & keep up the amazing work man! One question I do have though is, when did you decide to cut the 5 minutes, 3 Segment format? And is there any Segments that you cut, that you miss doing? Thanks for putting out amazing effort in your videos & looking forward to the future of this channel!

[@therealsamreid]

Thanks so much for watching! That means a ton. Somewhere towards the end of season 3 I shifted to single-segment videos and they started getting longer - a lot of it had to do with figuring out the KZbin algorithm. I definitely miss some of the segments that wouldn’t work as an entire video - maybe I will bring those back as Shorts haha. The music-oriented stuff was fun - I’m not very gifted musically but it was a fun creative challenge. Would love to get back to a multi-segment format at some point if there’s an audience for it! Really appreciate you taking the time to ask

[@MrItalianStallion]

@@therealsamreid yesssss bring back SCYFS!😂

[@ericmiller2608]

"I don't know. I'm not a geologist." 😂 got me laughing way more than it should have.

[@WhatAlex]

love this channel and the positivity

[@kylemaxton1770]

Sam, I hope you're having a great day. I'm loving your content dude

[@willx27]

I reheat on a skillet, and once it's pretty hot I drop a tablespoon of water on the side of the skillet and cover it to steam the and melt the cheese and cook the toppings. honestly this has saved even week old slices for me. Also I'm in my 30's and have never gotten sick from eating week old pizza.

[@Fresheys]

I reheat my pizza in the air fryer :D

[@xaxie]

Try this, microwave your pizza just to get it hot (30 seconds or so per slice) THEN throw it in the air fryer! It's a game changer! This way, you don't have your pizza become crunchy from the air fryer!

[@PsychoKiller250]

That's so true!, it's like the texture of reheating it in the oven but without waiting for it to pre-heat

[@Fresheys]

@@xaxie Going to have to give this a go next time I order out, thanks for the tip ;o

[@mrbroadwaydork]

@@xaxie I actually like the crunchiness from the air fryer!

[@Dan_the_afol]

I found this video in my suggested and I definitely agree with your New Haven pizza recommendation for Connecticut style but the best I’ve was Lombardi’s in nyc imo

[@johnfloy]

The crispy bits is corn meal, that is used to sprinkle in the pan before baking to keep the dough from sticking to the pan. I used to work at 2 major pizza chains and the both did the same thing.

[@therealsamreid]

Ooooh ok gotcha!

[@xaxie]

The absolute best way to reheat pizza is microwaving it for 30 seconds (per slice) then throwing it in the air fryer for just a couple minutes. This way, your pizza isn't too soggy from the microwave or too crisp/crunchy from the air fryer!

[@GoTechGeek]

This is the way.

[@lazuiza]

Man, I really wish everyone notices your content. Everything about it is top quality and deserve way more subs

[@serena9165]

As someone who loves both cold and reheated pizza, Papa Johns def lasts the longest even though Domino's is my go to for 3, especially when I want something to last me a few days. For me in general, cold pizza is great for 3-4 days (depending on the pizza) and then after that you gotta reheat like in the air fryer.

[@jasonfleury]

My man, you've gotta ziploc those leftover slices. Just leaving them in the box in the fridge is a recipe for disaster. Also, 60 seconds on 50% power in the microwave and then 3 minutes on Toast in the toaster oven. Well, that's how I reheat my wife's. I'm part of the #ColdPizzaGang.

[@YotaakGFX]

I reheat the pizza in a frying pan with a lid, that was the bottom stays crunchy as it should be.

[@lauracarnahandesigns]

When I'm at home I'll use an air fryer. It can only fit 1-2 slices but its sooooo worth it to get a good crunchy crust without heating up the oven. Sadly in college I have to microwave all my leftovers 🥲

[@SCFIII]

I prefer my leftover pizza cold, BUT when I reheat I use a pizza steel. I like to make my own pizza when I can and having a pizza steel is so much better than a stone but for reheating pizza it works well too. Preheat the oven to 500, let the leftover pizza warm at room temp while the pizza steel heats, drop the slices on once the oven and steel a ripping hot and then check every two minutes or so until it's (re)done to your likeness. The bottom should be fried and extra crispy and the toppings warm and melting.

[@michaelnugent9758]

That sponsor spot was smooooth 👊🏻

[@GeorgieB1965]

I've had it both ways. When I was younger, I had it cold or naturally reheated (I e. left it on the counter for fifteen minutes). Older, it's mostly nuked for thirty to forty-five seconds.

[@aceholeas]

Depends on the pizza. If it's cheap pizza and I want to just have it fast I throw it in the microwave. If it's good pizza I put it in the toaster oven with a splash of water throw in the bottom

[@Hoshie7]

I enjoy using a magnifying glass on a hot summers day to reheat pizza. Perfect amount of crunch

[@therealsamreid]

This is the only correct answer

[@chaz3279]

Papa John’s is so vastly superior. Dominos isnt good fresh, and my roommates never even ate it left over. That’s how I knew I was right

[@badat2k149]

If the crust is getting a bit hard I add a little butter toward the end of cooking to freshen it up. Usually cook in the toaster oven or air fryer.

[@RealJonzuk]

omg props for this video i would never do this i would like to see what recipes you cook at home yourself sometimes if you make anything fancy you mentioned you cook sometimes during the sponsorship

[@logmover123]

I eat dominos pretty regularly, I get the 12" medium pizza with extra sauce, helps a ton with reheat-ability. I reheat about 4 slices on a paper plate for 1:30 on power 8 (80% power) in my microwave. Sometimes I'll add a wet paper towel over the pizza to reintroduce some moisture, but that only does a little, its still a bit dry. I find I usually have to eat the pizza within the first 3 days after ordering, otherwise it loses its flavor, texture and moisture.

[@sachinsomasundaram7093]

I was going over something in my head on Friday and it was that even when it does not feel like it, its going to be ok.

[@MrSimen132]

I reheat with a microwave. However, it has a lot of settings and a pizza steel, so I usually heat up the steel for 4 minutes, then put the pizza on the preheated steel and use the "crisp" function for 2 and a half minutes. Perfect every time

[@JoePCool14]

I go with a standard microwave reheat for my Domino's leftovers. I can eat the pizza cold, but that 45 seconds in there or so makes a solid difference.

[@beyonrandu311]

throw pizza in the microwave (bonus points if its on the plate that bagel bites come on) for about a minute, then throw it in the toaster oven until it's crispy, gets the bottom nice and crunchy and the cheese gooey with minimal effort

[@Justin-lg1qb]

I like hot fresh pizza. But I LOVE cold pizza straight out the fridge. It’s a whole new experience. add a lil ranch and hot sauce on a cold pizza, preferably Hawaiian and it’s slaps. I also is my left over lo mein and general tsos cold too

[@jwall1103]

Best method I've found is hot pan in the oven! Preheat to 350 or 400 depending on the pizza size/type, with the pan inside. Put the pizza on the hot pan once oven reaches temp, and heat for 5 minutes. Closest I've gotten to fresh since working at Domino's :)

[@davidfc7136]

For reheating, I usually microwave it for a bit to get the cheese melted and put in on the stove after to crisp it up.

[@Greendawn-di3dl]

I've always left pizza out despite needing to refrigerate it. I remember that story about the father and daughter that got poisoned from it.

[@DylanLey]

I reheat my leftover pizza with a toaster oven. Really interesting how Pizza Hut remained fairly unchanged two weeks later!

[@TheBestcommentor]

Air fryer is the goat for reheating pizza. I usually throw on some fresh mozzarella on top and it's ready in like 5-10 minutes.

[@sheds]

I prefer cold pizza the next day, so much so, I'll usually buy an extra pizza to eat cold. If I do reheat, I'm going with the toaster oven, which is actually one of like 3 things I use it for.

[@benjaminnelson9721]

This is just the thing I didn't know I needed.

[@mikeywiththeshotty]

For reheating, I usually throw like two slices in the oven at 380-385 F. But I throw it in without preheating, when the oven reaches temp, I’ll pull it.

[@Beau4824]

I like to reheat my pizza in an air fryer or an oven. I dont use the microwave because I am not trying to "cook" the pizza twice. I just want to warm it. There's a difference

[@TheSlave1Taxi]

One of the best channels on youtube, period!!

[@xocaitlinnpattz]

Love the modern call out! I’m a Sally’s girl myself here in CT

[@trevorfletcher6335]

Great video again!

[@patpatboy2]

Here's my time tested, certified, best way to reheat leftover pizza. First of all, the preparation is paramount! Instead of storing the pizza in its box, put it into an airtight container! This way, it loses significantly less moisture. When the time comes that you're ready to have a leftover slice, break out the air fryer, and pre-heat it to 450 for 3 minutes. Pop in up to 2 slices at a time, cooking them at 325, for one minute at a time (i.e. check on them every 60 seconds), until the cheese just barely becomes gooey. At that point, crank the air fryer up to 450, and let them cook for 1 final minute. Let them rest until cool enough to eat, and enjoy your perfectly reheated, gooey cheese with perfectly crispy crust, leftover pizza slices.

[@BossChiefMan]

Next video should be about which pizza reheating method is the best.

[@Hipno702]

If you don’t have an air fryer or a toaster oven, microwave your pizza alongside a cup of water The water evaporates with the heat and brings moisture back to the crust preventing it from drying out as much

[@jFriedman591]

Reheating preference… Pan on medium- high heat.. a little bit of water… slice of pizza and lid… 2 mins

[@iVolkswagen]

This is perfect for the current economy. You better believe I would still be eating leftovers after 10 days if I had them

[@coopieplaysapex8955]

My personal reheating method is a pizza pizzazz it’s used for cooking frozen pizza but you can have it on dual where it heats the bottom and the top of the pizza, look into it

[@danielromanelli271]

I love your videos Sam. Is there anyway you’d be able to use a less abrasive color than white in so many shots. You have a relaxed background in your studio and then it rapidly shifts sometimes to white which is really bright if you’re watching at night or something. Thank you for what you do.

[@elyrossman2038]

For reheating pizza in the microwave, I fill a microwave safe cup with a small amount of water and place it in the microwave with the pizza. Then heat for 45 to 60 seconds depending the size of the slice. It comes out nice and steamy with the cheese re-melted, so GOOD!

[@kylestraveljournal]

Cold pizza for sure! I can't believe you ate those after even a week! Dedication, might be more intense than those eating then running videos.

[@7techno77]

Toaster oven is superb for reheating. Will also crisp up crust

[@jackthomas3483]

Stop top reheating is the best, but almost equally good in a toaster oven or air fryer.

[@Korrui]

I'll usually microwave pizza on like power 7 for 1.5 minutes, then throw it on the stove to re-crisp it up. That or the airfryer for 8 minutes.

[@zwifty7148]

I put leftover pizza in our air fryer. It's crispy and EVERY time it's better than the night before. 🍕