Is it OK to eat pizza left out overnight?

Chef's answer
Sadly, if your pizza has been sitting out for more than two hours it is not safe to eat. According to the U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA), all perishable foods, including pizza, are not safe to eat after sitting at room temperature overnight. This rule holds true whether your pizza has meat on it or not.
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Because pizza is such a versatile meal, it can be much healthier than hot dogs. If you are in the mood for satisfying comfort food that is also relatively healthy, opt for pizza made with cauliflower crust, light tomato sauce, low-fat cheese, and veggie toppings.
Using a convection oven is a great option for it. ... This is because the hot air from a convection oven allows the pizza to be cooked from all sides. In turn, this melts the cheese and crisps the toppings, as well as browns and crisps the crust and bottom of the pizza..
Cook on HIGH (1100 Watt Oven) 1 Sandwich: 2 minutes* 2 Sandwiches: 3 minutes, 45 seconds* For Lower Wattage/Compact Microwave, cook 1 sandwich on HIGH for 3 minutes*. For best results, cook one sandwich at a time. ENJOY IT. Let sit 2 minutes to complete cooking, and enjoy..
Can I use ketchup instead of tomato? Ketchup. This is my least favorite of the substitutions, but it works in a pinch! It's not quite as thick as tomato paste, but it's much thicker than sauce or fresh tomatoes..
It is an easy way to cook your pizza, and is not any harder than baking it in your oven. Not only does it keep the heat outside where it belongs during these hot summer months, but the smoke from the grill adds some serious flavor to the pizza..
Sadly, if your pizza has been sitting out for more than two hours it is not safe to eat. According to the U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA), all perishable foods, including pizza, are not safe to eat after sitting at room temperature overnight. This rule holds true whether your pizza has meat on it or not.
For reds, go with a Nebbiolo {like Barolo or Barbaresco} or Cabernet Sauvignon for a big punch or a Pinot Noir or Merlot for an easy-drinking pair. For whites, you can bring out the creaminess with a refined Chardonnay or you can double down on the herbaceous flavors and choose a Sauvignon Blanc or Gruner Veltliner.
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