My DiGiorno box says that I have to preheat the pizza at 425. But when
I put it into the oven, do I lower the temperature or should I keep it
at 425?
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On Apr 9, 5:43?pm, "Syn Toniax" > wrote:
> My DiGiorno box says that I have to preheat the pizza at 425. But when
> I put it into the oven, do I lower the temperature or should I keep it
> at 425?http://chefofsteel.blogspot.com/

I think the box must have read, "preheat the OVEN to 435.". Then put
pizza in the oven til done.

Nancree

In article .com>,
"Syn Toniax" > wrote:

> My DiGiorno box says that I have to preheat the pizza at 425. But when
> I put it into the oven, do I lower the temperature or should I keep it
> at 425?
> http://chefofsteel.blogspot.com/

What do the directions on the box say? Unless the directions say to
adjust the heat after preheating, then the logical thing to do is keep
the temperature at 425.

Syn Toniax wrote:
> My DiGiorno box says that I have to preheat the pizza at 425. But when
> I put it into the oven, do I lower the temperature or should I keep it
> at 425?

I seriously doubt it says preheat the PIZZA. Probably preheat the OVEN.
Is it still spring break?! What's the big deal about not being able to read
the heating instructions on a box of frozen pizza? Did they really stop
teaching people to read 30 years ago? Apparently so. Be that as it may,
you heat up the oven, you put in the pizza. You gonna ask us how long to
cook it now, too?

Jill

jmcquown said...

> Is it still spring break?! What's the big deal about not being able to
> read the heating instructions on a box of frozen pizza?


ROFLMAO!!!

Andy

Andy wrote:
> jmcquown said...
>
>> Is it still spring break?! What's the big deal about not being able
>> to read the heating instructions on a box of frozen pizza?
>
>
> ROFLMAO!!!
>
Come chat, sweetie I guarantee I can read what you type!