Frozen Gregg's/Iceland pies & pasties

[Mr. Cow]

I know this isn't exactly culinary exquisiteness but after having cooked them from frozen in the oven per the instructions, is it possible to later reheat them in the microwave?
Rather than using all that gas to cook just one, I am thinking of cooking 2 or more in the oven and taking the extras to work to eat the next day and reheating them in the office microwaaav. Is this safe? It's only the non meat ones I'd be eating.
There's nothing on the packet about doing this, but then there doesn't seem to be any advice not to do it either
I don't really want to buy the chilled ones as these work out more expensive
Thanks

 

[Cycleops]

I should just give it a try. Your work colleagues would be on hand to call for an ambulance.

 

[keithmac]

Pasties go greasy if nuked in a microwave (think it's to do with the fat in the pastry).

Worth a go but beware you'll end up with a limp pasty!.

 

[Tenkaykev]

Pasties go greasy if nuked in a microwave (think it's to do with the fat in the pastry).

Worth a go but beware you'll end up with a limp pasty!.

Yes, I’ve noticed that. They also tend to leave a claggy feeling in the mouth.

 

[keithmac]

Yes, I’ve noticed that. They also tend to leave a claggy feeling in the mouth.

I'd take a cold pasty over a nuked one all day long.

Can't beat one fresh out of the oven mind but they don't reheat very well.