Which foods need to be eaten in the sukkah on Sukkot?

What are some of the Halachot of which foods need  to be eaten in the Sukkah? Bread must be eaten in   the Sukkah, a kebeitza, which is the size of an  egg, about two ounces of bread, that has to be   eaten in the sukkah, or Mezonot. cakes, cookies,  cereal, a kebeya, if he eats about two ounces,   has to eat them, during Sukkot, in the Sukkah.  If a person wants to eat meat, fish, fruits,   vegetables and drinks, and he's not having any  bread, cakes, cookies, or Mezonot along with it,   then strictly speaking, the person does not need  to eat them a Sukkah. However, it is considered   praiseworthy to eat everything in a Sukkah.  There's actually a discussion regarding drinking   wine outside of the Sukkah. If A person, you know,  has a cup of wine, he could technically drink it   outside of the Sukkah. However, if a person is  Kove’ah to drink wine, means he sits down to have   a few cups of wine, then that too, a person should  only have that in a Sukkah. This comes up In an   interesting situation by Havdalah. Even though  it's only one cup of wine, it's like an obligated   cup of wine, according to some, that's also  considered Kove’ah. Therefore, one should make   Havdalah in a Sukkah. It's a question, though,  whether one makes the bracha of Leshev B’sukkah   in that case. To avoid the question, some suggest  you bring out a plate of cookies, and then after   Havdalah, eat 2oz of cookies along with it, and  that way, you could then make the bracha of leshev   b’Sukkah and not have any questions. If a person  is in the middle of a meal, he washed, he had   some bread, that has to be eaten in the Sukkah.  If he's now in the middle of the meal, he wants   to eat fruit or vegetables, meat, anything else,  that also has to be eaten in the Sukkah. This is   part of a meal. All the food that's eaten during  the meal has to be eaten in the Sukkah as well.