Does anyone here own an RV or only have a mini fridge? I currently

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>>9108535
I live in an RV too. I don't have any organizing tips other than don't buy things you won't eat or use up since space is so limited. Get some good containers. Utilize your grill as much as possible. Eat leftovers if your into that. My fridge is packed. I can get about 7-10 days worth of meals in there though. I don't know how it fits. I have to rearrange the damn fridge and freezer anytime I need anything that's not in the front. It's precariously stuffed and stacked. Hope you get some replies.

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>>9108584
Better pic of just the fridge. Unfortunately I can't show you the stuff in the back of the fridge. It's hidden by everything else in there.

Canned vegetables, canned fish/chicken, dry beans, rice, etc. Keep certain foods out of the fridge if they can handle it like apples or tomatoes. Reserve fridge space for leafy greens and leftovers.

>>9108584
>>9108589
Thank you

>>9108535
I think >>>/out/ is better place to ask such questions. Anons of /out/ are known for their knowledge of living in cars.

>>9108535
Get your shit together and get a house that is not on wheels and has a real fridge.

>>9108761
This is stupid advice. I travelled around the country for 3 years living in a 25' travel trailer and it was a phenomenal learning experience. In the west, you can camp on BLM land for free and the National Forests were very inexpensive.

To answer OP I relied on a lot of dried foods. I'd stock the fridge with about a weeks worth of vegetables, eggs and meats so I could avoid towns. Seems like after a week I'd always have to hit up a supermarket though, if I wanted fresh vegetables. Sometimes I'd go a couple weeks relying on canned.

>>9108589
Cool thread, I Don't live out of an RV, but roommates are wasteful with space. Here's my advice:

Kiwis, avocados, etc, can be stored at room temp for at least a few weeks, depending on enviroment. Only store what you don't plan on eating soon.

Also, sodas & wine don't need to be refrefrigerated. Use ice if you can.

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Hey OP, I came back and saw the thread again and

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>>9108944
All gave great advice. Dry and canned goods are absolute staples. I'm >>9108584 and live in the RV. I started thinking about it an wanted to tell you I also utilize a cooler outside where I keep my beer and occasional soda, tea, extra stuff I can't fit in the fridge. I use STACKABLE containers. I STOCK my pantry with what deals I can find depending on my location. I looked in the fridge and freezer and wanted to tell you what I have planned for this week to eat

Breakfast is usually always eggs, protein bar, yogurt, fruit, etc.

For lunches I usually do Hawaiian sweet roll sliders on the grill with a bulk bag of pepperoni, and salami that comes with a provolone cheese slices on the grill, sausage wrapped in a crescent dough cooked over the fire, hot dog or walking tacos. Dinner is usually skewered shrimp, grilled meat of some kind, fajitas, beans, soup, or left overs. I always buy enough veggies/fruit to go with each meal. If I can't get fresh I use canned. I don't have enough freezer space.

I prefer to grill because the RV gets so hot right now if I use the oven. It's 95 outside. I do occasionally buy frozen dinners just for convenience.

I buy things I can cook relatively fast, on the grill and that I can make more than one meal out of. For example I will make fajitas and pinto beans tomorrow, next day will be fajita salad, next day will be bean chalupas, etc. You have to learn to stretch a meal and utilize your leftovers to keep from going to the store all the time. I also have an instant pot pressure cooker which is an amazing kitchen device to have for RV living. Get one, you won't regret it. The kitchens can be really small in most RVs. I love RV living and really wish u the best. Pic related is my small kitchen. Stove top is being used for other things right now. It is what it is.

>>9109421
>95F at this time.

So, it sounds like you're kind of rooted. That's too bad, but you have to do what you have to do. I can remember being on the Olympic Peninsula in July and needing a jacket. I hope you get a chance to move around a bit.

>>9109555

Ah, saw this just in time.

Well, I wouldnt call it rooted. Wife and I are in Galveston for a month, maybe a tad more, visiting and helping family. I'm A senior level ship inspector and have a short contract here as well. We travel quite a bit. However, Texas will always be our home.

I don't know how people do that. I have a relatively small refrigerator in my apartment and it absolutely fucking sucks. I go to Costco and can't buy things because there's no way I can store them.

>>9108584
Do you live alone? I don't understand how people who live alone can have this much food before it expires. Maybe I just don't eat that much.

>>9111510
2 people 7 to 10 days

>>9109421
I'm OP. My kitchen is a bit smaller. Possibly post pic later. Thank you for advice RV bro

Where does the poop go and where does the water come from?