My family is planning a trip to Orlando, FL. I can't find prices for everyday items like milk and bread. Help?

Supermarket prices on basic items don't vary much from state to state. As long as you shop at a major chain supermarket like Publix or Winn Dixie or Super Target then you will probably pay about the same as you pay at home. By all means avoid buying foods on WDW property. Bring food to the parks with you, leave an ice chest with lunch out in your car for a parking lot tailgate party, even leave WDW property for lunch at Waffle House. If you MUST buy food at Disney, nip over to a hotel and buy a box of crackers, quart of milk, and package of cheese at the gift/convenience shop instead of paying $8 for a small burger and fountain drink. It's easy to spend $20 per person per day just on soft drinks, so start training your family right now to not even ask for souveniers, pretzels, Mickey bars, and so on.

Milk is about $4.25 a gallon. The price of bread is based on what you buy. A white loaf of store brand can be a dollar. Pepperidge Farm farmhouse bread is about $3 a loaf. I feed my family of four for about $90 a week.

Go to Walmart Supercenter it is the same man.

I live right outside of Orlando, and use Publix to buy my groceries. check out this weeks ad for an idea: http://specials.publix.com/

Find a food chain in that area (Smiths, Albertsons, or whatever they have on the east coast) then go to the stores web site, put in the area code for orlando and you can view their weekley mail ad online and see the prices

Don't worry about the prices of food as long as you avoid buying them from around the Disney area. Try buying in Orlando, or a small town before you get close to Disney World.