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I was thinking about this the other day. We live in Florida where it gets absolutely stupid hot in the summer and then annoyingly hot in the spring and fall and might have 3 weeks of nice weather a year haha.
The reason for sharing the temperature is because I am often away by myself at work and should anything happen and I need to get back home and do not have use of my vehicle, I need to have some sort of back pack to grab and go with. Most everything can withstand the heat that I would want to put in there. However, having any sort of food, and maybe even water supply in the bag would be very tricky. Bottled water would not last well in the heat and any type of food would probably be pretty difficult as well to keep for any period of time.
My vehicle regularly gets well over 100 degrees inside and often times can get up to 120 to 130 degrees. To the point we open the doors and put on the AC for a couple of minutes before we head out and pack the kids in. This can't be good for storing any type of food for any distance of time.
With this being said, does anyone have any recommendations on how to go about keeping some sort of food or water in these type of temperatures that won't be bad when I need it the most?
The reason for sharing the temperature is because I am often away by myself at work and should anything happen and I need to get back home and do not have use of my vehicle, I need to have some sort of back pack to grab and go with. Most everything can withstand the heat that I would want to put in there. However, having any sort of food, and maybe even water supply in the bag would be very tricky. Bottled water would not last well in the heat and any type of food would probably be pretty difficult as well to keep for any period of time.
My vehicle regularly gets well over 100 degrees inside and often times can get up to 120 to 130 degrees. To the point we open the doors and put on the AC for a couple of minutes before we head out and pack the kids in. This can't be good for storing any type of food for any distance of time.
With this being said, does anyone have any recommendations on how to go about keeping some sort of food or water in these type of temperatures that won't be bad when I need it the most?