What foods do you store in Pod during summer?

We usually don't leave any food in the pod but because of the insane weather over the past 2 years in our area (Irene, then Sandy), we have been keeping a few packets of rice, pasta, ramen, cup noodles, tuna in oil and a tin of spam in the pod.  We have also been putting a few glass growlers of drinking water in the pod as backup when we found that the 2.5 gallon Poland Spring dispensers actually crack and leak over time causing a big mess in the pod.  

Now free beer is great.  My favorite brand.

Originally posted by HuronSailor    "Leftover beer?"

Actually, anything that doesn't need to be refrigerated stays out there. My min/max says it has been 47F to 111F inside the trailer.. 8F to 99F outside. (we leave a small ceramic heater set on it's lowest setting in there during the winter, makes it more comfortable for the mice..)

We have the usual stuff, canned beans, meats and veggies, oatmeal, ramens, mountain house's, MRE's, popcorn, s'more fixin's, chips, drink mixes, bottled water (the only time we use it is camping), pop tarts, cooking stuff (olive and vegetable oil, pam, spices), the small pancake mix bottle things, quick grits, peanut butter and jelly...

Last weekend, I took some sausage, fresh eggs, fresh veggies, bread/buns hot dogs and milk. What didn't get ate (not much) came back inside when we got home..

Like most everyone, I keep coffee, hot chocolate, sugar and spices in the trailer throughout the summer.

I also leave low-fat muffin mix (no eggs required - just water), pasta, pasta sauce, pancake mix, syrup, jiffy-pop popcorn, granola bars and single-serve bags of potato chips/sun chips/cheetos.

And finally, there's bottled water, mickey of vodka and another of amaretto, part case of beer and a few cans of pop.