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I’ve got half of a meatball sub from Subway in the fridge that’s only a couple days old. Should I nuke it or wrap it in foil and toss it in the oven at say 350 for 15 minutes?


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Got a mess kit ?......got a can of sterno ?........Problem solved.

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I’ve got half of a meatball sub from Subway in the fridge that’s only a couple days old. Should I nuke it or wrap it in foil and toss it in the oven at say 350 for 15 minutes?
I'd nuke it on power 8 for 90 seconds, then check to see if it needs any more.

The secret to nuking is to NOT use HIGH all the time.
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I'd nuke it on power 8 for 90 seconds, then check to see if it needs any more.

The secret to nuking is to NOT use HIGH all the time.
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You are 100 percent right (see what I did there)?
And another microwave reheating secret, to keep leftover spaghetti, pasta etc from drying out, put a bit of salsa on it before heating on medium power. :spaghetti:
 
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I’ve got half of a meatball sub from Subway in the fridge that’s only a couple days old. Should I nuke it or wrap it in foil and toss it in the oven at say 350 for 15 minutes?


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Should be good. As long as your refrigerator is under 40 degrees ... if not, you might lose some weight.
 

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