Stew Leonard's prepares for winter storm, Super Bowl LV
Stew Leonard's geared up Saturday for an increase in shoppers for Super Bowl LV and the incoming winter storm.
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Feb 6, 2021, 11:36 PM
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16h agoStew Leonard's geared up Saturday for an increase in shoppers for Super Bowl LV and the incoming winter storm.
Thousands headed to the grocery store for Super Bowl Sunday, and chef Bob Langkammerer says they will still be open.
Stores are expected to see 50% more shoppers this weekend.
In the U.S., Americans buy 1.3 billion chicken wings, 11.3 million pounds of potato chips and 13.2 million pounds of avocados for the Super Bowl. This year, because of COVID-19, customers are switching to online.
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