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Leftover pasta and sausage from dinner the other night and a cup of coffee.
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Lunch, Anybody?
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Lentil-soup.
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Brat, mac salad, colbyjack cheese & Coca Cola.
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Nachos.......only instead of tortilla chips I used fried pork skins.
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Straight from the refrigerator or did you heat it up?
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I respect that, but for me, cold pizza is a quirky enjoyment. Sometimes I have it for breakfast.
If you asked me to have cold pizza when it first comes, I'd think you were crazy, but the leftovers the next day - right out of the refrigerator - are wonderful. I have no defense of this - and take no pride in it - but there it is, I eat cold pizza sometimes and won't hide the fact.
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If it's leftover, I pretty much prefer it cold. Same with fried chicken.
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Milkrice with sugar and cinnamon. Just basic stuff. 
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And re-heating pizza requires a thread-the-needle exactness between lukewarm sogginess and the crust becoming a cracker and the cheese an eviscerated hardened shell that also discourages the attempt.
"Hot out of the box the night before, cold out of the refrigerator the day after -" considering the amount of pizza I've consumed in my lifetime, this could be a reasonable, if less-than-spiritually-uplifting, epitaph for me.
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Fried chicken. Fresh and hot. Probably enjoy the leftovers cold for lunch tomorrow, if I don't finish them off before bed tonight.
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See bold above, nice introduction of a new element into the equation. This stuff is complicated.
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A BLT with avocado, a zesty dill spear, fresh fruit, and a strawberry Italian soda
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Tacos
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A toaster oven/oven is perfect for reheating/ bringing-back-to-life pizza.
Good point, but in NYC, kitchen counter and cabinet space is at such a premium that a toaster oven is a space-taking luxury we can't afford. We went with a two slice toaster over a four for the same reason. They say New Yorkers have dreams about additional space - I believe it.
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Canned Ravioli in Bolognese-sauce.
From time to time, it's ok.
From time to time, it's ok.
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That's what I ate for breakfast.
I had tacos again for lunch.
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