Beer and wings are on the menu for many Americans each Super Bowl. But if you're tired of the same options, the right pairing can be truly refreshing.

The National Retail Federation predicts that Americans will spend $17.3 billion on food, drinks, and other purchases for this year's Super Bowl LIX. This would be a new record, surpassing the $17.2 billion spent in 2020. If you are inviting some friends over to watch the game, now is the time to stock up on all the essential foods.

A review of data from NielsenIQ, which tracks food scanned at retailers across the U.S., shows that celery and broccoli are the best veggies for dipping this year, as both have seen price decreases. Potato chips, frozen shrimp and cauliflower also have seen decreases.

Americans are expected to eat 1.47 billion chicken wings for Super Bowl LIX. Here are leading spots to get them in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam.

Olga's Kitchen is here to help with a recipe for bourbon boneless chicken wings. This quickly-growing burger chain has just two things on the menu, but it's two that you'll never forget after you have a taste.

Spoiler alert: it's enough to stretch to and from GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia more than 62 times.

Winner winner, chicken dinner — the Super Bowl is mere days away, and prices for a beloved sporting event staple have risen this year, according to experts at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.