With Super Bowl weekend and a winter storm on the way, grocery stores are packed with shoppers stocking up on party essentials. But how much will your game day snacks cost this year? FOX 5’s Meredith Gorman heads to Stew Leonard’s in Yonkers to check out prices and see what’s flying off the shelves.

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But Wells Fargo is out with its annual estimate of the average cost for a Super Bowl party of 10. This year’s tally comes to $139, a 0.1% increase over last year. That’s assuming a menu of traditional favorites, such as chips and salsa, frozen pizza, veggies and dip, wings and drinks.

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Many folks are stocking up on their favorite foods for the Super Bowl. According to Wells Fargo, the average cost of food for a Super Bowl party for 10 people is about $140—up just slightly from last year.

Dr. Ben Meadows, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, says inflation appears to have leveled off, but for many shoppers, this is their first time purchasing Super Bowl party essentials in a while.