Local restaurants and retailers North America wide are seeing a spike in business ahead of the Super Bowl as fans prepare for their Super Bowl parties.
Kristina Boehm, a regional representative for Buffalo
Wild Wings, said the restaurant chain typically sells 3,000 to 4,000 wings on a
given night accompanying a sporting event. For the Super Bowl, that number usually increases to 6,000 to 10,000.
Some wing places said they
are dealing with the highest prices ever, but are not hiking their
prices. The National Chicken Council said chicken
wings are more expensive than skinless, boneless chicken breasts right
now. The council attributed the price increase, in part, to demand. The council said it expects the prices to come down, but not until after another big sports event -- March Madness.
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The defending champion returned to WIP’s Wing Bowl 18 and devoured the competition. Jonathan “Super” Squibb, the skinny 24-year-old from Winslow Township, N.J., ate 238 wings in 30 minutes to set up a wing-off next year with three-time champion, Joey Chestnut of San Jose, Calif., a professional eater. Squibb won a Ford F-150 pickup truck and a ring for his gastronomic efforts.