• XIN
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    161 year ago

    I don’t see any attempts to logic, it’s just fewer steps:

    1. turn on oven

    2. put frozen pizza in

    versus

    1. turn on oven

    2. wait

    3. put frozen pizza in

      • @crystal@feddit.de
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        81 year ago

        I notice zero difference between preheated pizza and non-preheated pizza. What would the difference even be?

        • @Perfide@reddthat.com
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          61 year ago

          Probably little to none for most pizzas since they’re so thin, but with something like a deep dish you might end up with cooked cheese/toppings and doughy crust, or cooked crust and burnt cheese/toppings, or vice versa if the heating element is on the bottom.

      • hrimfaxi_work
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        51 year ago

        Was that a dig at Totinos party pizzas? If so, we can’t be friends anymore.

        And there’s no other way to eat those than folded over like a taco!

      • ares35
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        31 year ago

        not a fan of the square-ish party pizzas they have now, but they do fold-over a lot easier.

      • Platinwing
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        1 year ago

        Shure when im doing frozen food in the oven than probably because im doing something else, so throing it in is a 1min break, preheating is 5min so 500% longer.

      • XIN
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        31 year ago

        I do most of my meal making on the stovetop, but I never bake without preheating.