Prices of many gameday staples are down, while some others are up.
It’s a tradition almost as beloved as the big game itself.
And this year, those stocking up for parties or their own viewing of the battle between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will get a bit of a break. Despite ongoing double-digit inflation, many Super Bowl food staples are actually a bit cheaper right now than they were last year.Shortages of wings sent prices skyrocketing last year.
White said grocery stores are continuing to see some supply issues due to manufacturing challenges, difficulties getting raw materials, transportation hurdles and other issues. For non-alcoholic beverages the news is even worse. The report says soft drinks are up by about 25% over prices from a year ago.
White said that regardless of the price of items, local football fans seem to be all in on this year’s Super Bowl. That probably shouldn’t be a surprise with a local team vying for a championship.“It’s on, it’s on man,” White said. “There’s definitely more excitement this year. Having a local team in the game is a boon for us. It just gives everyone a little more pride and excitement.”
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