We know the teams, the stadium, and the halftime performer, but how will inflation impact this year’s Super Bowl party spread? Using Datasembly’s comprehensive market data, we analyzed some of the most popular game-day snacks and drinks to see how prices compare to last year, as well the impact of inflation on key locations.
For the first time in years, we’re seeing a decrease in overall Super Bowl food costs. The total price for a standard basket of party essentials dropped by 3.46% compared to last year’s 4.0% increase.
While the overall cost declined, some key items saw notable changes:
The national average shows a 1.74% decrease in Super Bowl basket prices. Here's how the key cities are affected:
These regional variations highlight how Super Bowl food costs can differ across the country, influenced by local economic factors.
For the first time in recent memory, the cost of throwing a Super Bowl party has dropped. With staple snacks like tortilla chips, guacamole, and salsa seeing big price declines, fans might finally feel like they’re getting a break from inflation. However, the rising costs of beer, potato chips, and colas show that not all products are following the same trend.
Will these lower prices hold throughout 2025, or is this just a temporary timeout in inflation? Keep up with the Datasembly Grocery Price Index for the latest insights!