Shopping for multiple households

[RosehipRuthie]

I'm shopping not only for my own family of four, plus my elderly parents, the in-laws and the elderly couple next door. Four households, ten people. It feels quite a responsibility to keep everyone fed.
Other than this, we're doing a thorough job of distancing and I feel really uncomfortable in the overcrowded shops, but can't get a delivery slot for love nor money.
I can see that procuring adequate food is going to take up a lot of my time in the coming weeks and I am frightened of being accused of food hoarding when I do go there with a list literally as long as my arm and probably two trolleys.
Just wanted a private moan really. Anyone else in a similar situation?

Yes. My neighbour keeps looking at me diggers when I go out yet again in the car. I am either shopping or distributing food. It's becoming a full time job as can never get all that's need in one shop.

I’m shopping for my mum, who lives alone, my dad, who lives alone and myself and my husband. Most shops are only letting you buy one bottle of milk or a couple of cans of things, so it’s meaning I have to go to a few shops. It’s difficult!

Me. I'm sorry, OP, I haven't got any useful advice. But thank you for looking after everyone and well done 💐

I feel so angry with the government for not getting a handle on this sooner.

^ The food supply I mean. As soon as the panic buying started, they should have asked supermarkets to limit sales to individuals.

Try the morrisons boxes

It's going to be tricky. Most supermarkets have strict rationing now. This is the list in Lidl for example.