Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Take home food (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by dudewhoeatstacos
Hey! So I took home a bunch of foods like: feta, southwest and bacon sausage wrap, impossible, double smoked sandwich, bagels etc. so I live with my family and have our standard microwave and the mini oven. So what are the best ways to heat up the food? Also how long can they last in my Freezer and fridge?
ocinlas 6 points 2y ago
I have kept sandwiches/wraps, and bagels in my freezer for a little over a month with no issue. I always take them out and put them in the fridge to defrost the night before if I want them for breakfast the next day.
My reheating method is to put them in the microwave for a minute and a half to two minutes (depending on the item and the strength of your microwave). The microwave is to get them hot, but it leaves everything kinda soft. So, while they're in the microwave, I preheat my broiler and then transfer them to the now hot oven until the bread/tortilla is crispy. If its a sandwich I'll broil it open face to make sure the bacon and what not gets crispy.
I've never used a toaster oven so I'm not positive if there's a broil setting, but I'm sure getting it as hot as possible will work the same.
My reheating method is to put them in the microwave for a minute and a half to two minutes (depending on the item and the strength of your microwave). The microwave is to get them hot, but it leaves everything kinda soft. So, while they're in the microwave, I preheat my broiler and then transfer them to the now hot oven until the bread/tortilla is crispy. If its a sandwich I'll broil it open face to make sure the bacon and what not gets crispy.
I've never used a toaster oven so I'm not positive if there's a broil setting, but I'm sure getting it as hot as possible will work the same.
Dorky_baby 2 points 2y ago
I use the toaster oven all the time. I thaw them overnight and then put them in the toaster oven for 5ish minutes at 350
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