Scramble for Super Bowl snacks a boon for business, Stew Leonard's says
The Stew Leonard's supermarket in Yonkers looked more like the Super Bowl scrimmage line Sunday.
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Feb 12, 2023, 9:48 PM
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8h agoThe Stew Leonard's supermarket in Yonkers looked more like the Super Bowl scrimmage line Sunday.
Shoppers were out in droves looking for last-minute party supplies ahead of the big game.
Store Manager Cristian Cruz says 40,000 pounds of chicken wings were sold in addition to an estimated 150,000 pigs-in-blankets.
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