I've been thinking about this too. For the last week or so, I've been eating through the stock I put in before all hell broke loose. I've still got at least 3-4 weeks on hand. But at some point, I'm going to want to shop so that I don't get below about two weeks worth on hand. For me, I live in Brown County so the only local option is the IGA here, which is a very small grocery. I'm thinking of going there in the next few days when they open for senior hour. The other option is driving to Columbus or Bloomington to a bigger store like Walmart or Kroger and maybe doing the pick-up option. I'm not crazy about that idea. I'll probably go with the first option. I don't need much, but I am starting to crave some snacky things that I'm about out of now like chips, etc.
First world problems...
keep your old chip bags, and dump your new chips from above not touching the old bag with the new bag, into the old bags, (or some container you have cleaned).
here's some other stuff i do in hopes,
when i get to the store i grab a pristine plastic bag off one of the checkout racks, then stick my hand in the bag and pull the cart using the bag as a glove. (check for holes in bag first).
"bag glove" hand can then also be used to open cooler doors etc as well.
do not touch food items with bag glove hand, as it is now infected on outside of bag, but hopefully still sterile on inside, other than whatever cooties i already had on my hand when i got to store.
when you get to self checkout, grab another pristine plastic bag with bare hand and set it aside.
scan discount card, scan all your purchases and drop them into clean bags at checkout.
when done, insert hand you had been using as glove hand into the new bag you just set aside, to use as a glove again, and hit the touchscreen with a finger inside the bag, using bag as a barrier between finger and screen.
most touchscreens will let you do this, though a few won't.
if you get one that won't, using the bag glove, grab the wand pen next to the merchant card terminal using the bag as a glove, and hit the touchscreen in the place you want to hit it with the pen wand. (the screen will recognize the wand's touch).
after hitting "pay now" and "pay with card", though bag glove, (or with bag glove held wand if necessary), carefully insert card into chip reader with non bagged hand without touching reader, and use bag glove to hit the personal security code buttons.
when approved, carefully remove card without touching terminal, and insert card into another new plastic bag before returning it to your pocket.
you've now checked out without ever touching anything other than your purchases and card.
i prefer the self checkout as it gives you more space, (and is escapable), and the cashier doesn't touch your stuff or bags.