Neither oven nor microwave: the best way to reheat a pizza, explained at a wedding

A funny viral video related to gastronomy and shared by user Kyletreta on TikTok is causing a sensation on social networks. In this clip, his father teaches his cousin the best possible trick for reheating a slice of pizza, while they are at the young man’s sister’s wedding. A combination that cannot fail!

In the scene, we can see the father and cousin chatting animatedly while sitting at a table, wearing elegant suits appropriate to the festive occasion of the wedding. The father shares with his relative the secret to reheating pizza perfectly, without having to use an oven or microwave: just using a frying pan and an ingenious technique.

The trick begins by heating the pan and adding a splash of oil, on which the slice of pizza is placed. Then, the father jokes by telling the cousin not to look and to leave the pizza in the pan, which she takes care of toasting. When the bottom of the pizza starts to set, she reveals the key secret: add a little water with a spoon and cover the pan.

The steam generated by the water helps raise the temperature and melt the top of the pizza, creating a perfect texture in just over a minute and a half. The result is a slice of pizza with a crispy bottom and hot ingredients melted on top, sometimes even “better than the original pizza,” as he himself preaches.

The cousin is impressed with the trick and the father describes it as “infallible”, highlighting its usefulness to enjoy a delicious reheated pizza at any time, and being eager to try it.

The combination of practical advice and the festive atmosphere of the wedding make this video a viral success on social networks, due to the unusual nature of the scene, since they are in the middle of an important celebration such as the wedding of the protagonist’s daughter.

The creativity and ingenuity demonstrated by the father in sharing his trick for reheating pizza has generated numerous positive reactions among TikTok users, and has unleashed a wave of response videos putting the described technique into practice.

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