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This may sound weird, but I love cold pizza. You know, the leftovers from the night before? We usually get Papa Johns, but last night we changed it up and got pan pizza from Pizza Hut. I had the leftovers for lunch today and it was awesome!!! Am I the only one who loves cold pizza?
I think you need to specify crust type as well. What crust type of Pizza Hut did you find so great cold? I do heat mine up a little, not a lot but take the chill off and soften the cheese just a little. Not sure I have a fav though. Still working on a favorite hot in general. Lately its been Papa Johns but I don't think its incredible.
You aren't the only one and, in fact, I might trump you! I don't really like hot pizza but I do like it cold for breakfast LOL. Can't stand Pizza Hut pizza, though - the crust is yucky to me. Never had it cold, though, so...hmmmm - might have to try it and see if I like it after all!
I love cold pizza, but I don't like pizza from any of the chain places. So it would be Waxhaw Ice Cream and Pizza Works in NC and Zappitellis in OH. Not much help lol.
Oh, I do like Digiornio Ultimate Toppings pizza too. Supreme. Yummy cold and hot for frozen pizza.
I have a friend and upon stopping at his house one day, I noticed a pizza box on the counter. He opened it up and grabbed a couple of slices and offered me some. I declined. He started eating it casually. I ask him, "Don't you put the leftovers in the fridge and keep it cold?" He replies, "No, are you supposed to? We never put it in the fridge."
Cold pan pizza tends to retain its flavor better. I'm a big fan of Pizza Hut pan Supreme, or Dominos.
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