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Can you cook a DiGiorno pizza in a toaster oven?

The edge of the crust (what people call the “crust” when it’s left over) keeps the toppings from melting over the edge. So it’s better if you can cook the pizza without cutting it first, because if you cut it first the toppings will melt over the cut edge. If the toaster oven is too small to fit the whole pizza, then you can’t cook the pizza without cutting it.If you use a pizza with a tray below the grill, then there’s at least something to catch the melting cheese, but the tray will of course insulate the bottom of the pizza somewhat and prevent it from getting crispy.I don’t think it’s a good idea to cook a full-size pizza in the toaster oven. But if you want to try, here is what I would do.Try to use an oven with a tray that hangs down from the grill surface so that there is air space between the bottom of the pizza and the tray.Before you put the pizza in, heat up the pizza oven at its highest temperature for about 15 minutes, to get the interior (including the tray) up to a high temperature.Put in the pizza, making sure that if there’s a cut edge it is over the tray to catch drips.Let the pizza cook as long as you can, to get it hot all the way through, but if the top starts to burn before the bottom cooks, turn it down to about 300 degrees.Good luck.

How do I cook pizza in microwave oven in easy steps?

Since 100% of the answers I've read were provided by people who clearly don't comprehend the question, I got you.So far we're at 7 and a half minutes. 1100 watts and it is a grown man pizza, like 24 ounce stuffed crust pizza.I'm thinking it's gonna take a bit longer, but it can happen.Aight, we are now at 8 ½ minutes. I think it's gonna be great. My girlfriend is experiencing tooth pains of some sort and I dig softer crust, so, for clarification, our goal here is not a stiff or crispy pizza, but a soft and chewy pizza.Grammatical superiority is for losers.Ima fuck up some commas, a la Future.Alas, it's a little doughy. It's been sitting for about 10 minutes. But we love it. A full size, stuffed crust pizza can be microwaved.

Why do I feel very dehydrated after eating pizza?

Pizzas from supermarkets, restaurants and take-aways have a very high sodium content.Too much sodium destabilizes the balance between fluids and eletrolytes in your body, so it sends a message to your brain in the form of thirst. When you drink water you compensate for the higher sodium intake and your fluid-electrolyte balance goes back to normal.According to the CDC a single slice of pizza can have 760 mg of sodium. The recommended daily intake is 2300 mg. On the long term, consuming too much sodium can cause hypertension, one of the main causes of premature death from cardiovascular disease.So, if you love pizza and eat it often (like I do) I suggest that at least sometimes you opt to make your own homemade pizza.

Is Domino's pizza actually hand tossed?

Most of the pizzas are.Roughly every week, Domino's chains across the country get a truck at their loading door that delivers a ton of trays full of pre-made, pre-measured dough for each size of pizza the chain makes.  That dough sits in a walk-in cooler with the other pizza ingredients and while it sits there, it undergoes what's called a "proofing" process - when the dough first arrives, it's pretty solid and firm, but as it sits in the cooler for a few days, the yeast in the dough activates and the dough starts to rise.  Domino's chains have charts with pictures that show when dough should ideally be used - dough that just arrived and hasn't had time to "proof" will make a harder, crunchier, thinner pizza more prone to burning, while "over proofed" dough will make a crust that is overly fluffy and prone to bubbling.Every morning as the chain opens, the make-line workers will pull out several trays of dough that they think will get them through the first part of the day - this allows some dough to proof just a little bit more and then by the time it's rolled out on the cornmeal base that is laid out on the make-line table, it should be ready to go.  The make-line workers stretch the dough out to the right proportions, roll a special tool over the dough that perforates it and keeps it from bubbling, and then either lay it out on a thin metal oven plate or fit it into a deep-dish pan for the specialty pan pizzas that Domino's released a few years ago.  Now, you won't always find the fancy "tossing" of other hand-tossed pizza places where they throw it up in the air and let it get bigger in that fashion, but some makers do like to do that when they can.There are some crusts that come pre-made and frozen.Thin crust pizzas and the new gluten-free pizza crust Domino's came out with a couple years ago are all pre-made and kept frozen.  These crusts are specialty crusts and so require a different kind of preparation than chains can typically do in-store.  Gluten-free is for obvious reasons.

Does eating pizza make you fat? What if it is without cheese?

I don't know why people think Pizza is the main culprit for weight gain when the other processed /junk/high calorie/oily home made foods do the same. Actually a particular food can't make you fat unless you are exceeding your calorie goal. People have this misconception on cheese as well. I have seen many people telling that eating cheese makes us fat. Without knowing the fact that cheese is a great source of protein, calcium, Vitamin A and B12 they easily reach to this conclusion.  I am a pizza lover too. As it contains so much calories I always concentrate on portion control and have it on my cheat days. I generally eat pizza as a reward of my good workout/diet achievements. Research has found that treating yourself during a diet can help you stay motivated. Creating a small goal for yourself, and then treating yourself when you achieve this goal, is a better way of goal setting than simply coming up with one long term goal and trying to stick to it.So, the bottom line is, a particular food can't make you fat, the extra calories do.