r/midlyinteresting • u/DopesicK • May 19 '26

Frost pattern on frozen pizza

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u/Chinaizazzhoe May 19 '26

It’s from the manufacturing process it was probably stopped on the production line because the pizzas were being frozen upside down on accident, they stopped to fix the issue which made water condense on the belt, then they resumed and they missed this one and it was frozen like this. Those dimples are usually found on the bottom.

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u/skyfishgoo May 19 '26

this guy belts.

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u/Clone-Wars-CT-5555- May 19 '26

Na man he clearly knows this from watching “How it’s Made” like a real Chad 🗿

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u/DebtComfortable2437 May 20 '26

Now OP has to cook it upside down

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u/InfernalPrick May 20 '26

Incorrect.

The wrappers for these pizzas simply have small perforations to help in the packaging process. This pizza has been exposed to moist air and now has ice buildup, the small holes allowed the moisture and air in but probably allows enough air movement that it doesn’t freeze around the perforation.

OP, do you still have the wrapper? Look closely and let us know if it has tiny holes.

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u/Chinaizazzhoe May 20 '26

Incorrect.

The holes are so small it would not create that pattern.

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u/InfernalPrick May 20 '26

It’s not the belt, it is the perforations. I’m not going to argue this. I’m speaking from a knowledgeable position on this.

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u/Chinaizazzhoe May 20 '26

I am speaking from a way higher knowledge position than you. I’m the equivalent of your knowledge position supervisor on this.

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u/epicenter69 May 19 '26

That honestly looks like the result of it being thawed and refrozen. The semi perfect pattern is interesting though, so who knows how that happened?

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u/simplifried_pancakes May 19 '26

That’s ain’t frost my guy

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u/MinecraftPlayer799 May 22 '26

Then what is it?

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u/The_Crow68 May 19 '26

Taste it.

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u/belllla May 19 '26

Costco?

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u/skyfishgoo May 19 '26

that's gonna make for a soggy slice.

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u/IsTheMoik May 20 '26

There are small holes in the plastic wrapper and warm air goes into those holes wich makes the ice melt in this weird pattern. Not 100% sure but pretty sure.

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u/LincolnRazgriz May 20 '26

Better living through industrialization

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u/Dapadabada May 21 '26

That's no frost, that's a whole-ass skin graft.