Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 20:15     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
out of the fridge, into a plastic container then into the lunchbox with a cold pack.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 11:05     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Warm it up and put it into a thermos.


You're joking, right...?


You can just roll it and it fits.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 11:04     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Warm it up and put it into a thermos.


You're joking, right...?


You can just roll it and it fits.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 11:04     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:Send it in cold and wrapped in foil.
+1
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 11:01     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Use a wide mouthed thermos for soup.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 09:12     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Warm it up and put it into a thermos.


You're joking, right...?


Don't forget to put it through the blender first.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2015 01:55     Subject: Re:s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2015 23:01     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Ziploc or Tupperware in a lunch bag with an ice pack. They don't eat it warmed up.
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2015 20:25     Subject: Re:s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:In a Ziploc. Eat at room temp.


Same
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2015 16:48     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:I send it in a gallon ziploc bag straight from the frig but do not send an ice pack. I tried putting it in foil, but she wouldn't eat it. When I put it in a ziploc, it gets eaten. No idea why. I can't imagine how you would get a piece of pizza in a thermos. I know my kid would not go for that.


If the foil touches the tomato sauce, the acid in the tomatoes can erode the foil and slowly dissolve bits of aluminum into the sauce. Although that takes time, overnight, it can impart a metallic taste to tomato sauce. Kids' taste buds are more sensitive to smaller amounts of flavors than adults. As you become more accustomed to certain flavors, you become more desensitized to them which is why many people who eat heavily salted or spiced foods often need more salt/spice to taste it. Kids are very sensitive to small flavor changes and can taste the slightly metallic flavor imparted to tomato sauce that has sat overnight touching aluminum foil. You should store pizza in cardboard or plastic and not in foil.
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2015 16:44     Subject: s/o favorite packed lunch for kids: How do you send leftover pizza?
Anonymous wrote:Warm it up and put it into a thermos.


You're joking, right...?