Super Bowl Sunday is all about the football, and food, of course. Thanks to inflation, filling up your plate may cost a bit more. jennamdeangelis reports.
may cost a bit more.
Prepping the menu certainly comes with a cost, especially these days with inflation driving up prices at the grocery store. That's good news for many, as the National Chicken Council projects Americans will consume a record-breaking 1.45 billion chicken wings this weekend. But, when it comes to soda and some snack, you may pay more.
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