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It’s 11:30 PM. You’re standing in the glow of the fridge, staring at last night’s pasta. Is it a quick, easy meal, or a "toxic time bomb"?

In this episode of Let Sal Explain, we’re peeling back the molecular layers of your lunch. From the physics of the "Danger Zone" to the secret metabolic superpower of cold potatoes, we’re breaking down the science of reheating so you can eat smarter and safer.

🧬 What You’ll Learn in This Video:

The Microwave Myth: Why your microwave might actually be a nutritional hero compared to boiling.

The Weight-Loss Hack: Discover Resistant Starch—how cooling and reheating carbs like pasta and rice can actually lower their calorie count.

The Rice Warning: The truth about Bacillus Cereus and why reheating rice doesn't always kill the toxins.

Plastic Dangers: Why "microwave-safe" doesn't mean "chemical-free" (and the fats you should worry about).

Pro Kitchen Hacks: Sal’s legendary Ice Cube Rice Trick and how to reheat pizza without it turning into rubber.

The Street Food Risk: What happens to oil during "double-frying" and why your air fryer is the "least bad" option for snacks.

🕒 Timestamps for the Science:

0:00 - The Late-Night Dilemma

0:57 - Microwave vs. Nutrients: The Truth

2:38 - Welcome to the "Danger Zone"

3:01 - The Rice Spore Problem

3:44 - The Weight Loss Starch Trick

4:44 - Plastics & Chemical Migration

5:08 - Reheating Tea & Coffee

5:54 - Reheated Fried Foods & Samosas

6:59 - Dielectric Heating

7:27 - Reheating Pizza and Rice

8:00 - Reheating Meat

8:13 - Conclusion

💡 About Let Sal Explain:

We dive into the science behind everyday habits to help you live a better, more informed life. Whether it's the physics of your kitchen or the biology of your dinner, Sal breaks it down with clear facts and cinematic visuals.

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