Don't Expect Cheap Chicken Wings on Super Bowl Sunday
With football's big game coming up fast, fans are probably asking "Who has the best quarterback?".But restaurants are dealing with a much more important question: "Are there enough chicken wings?".Wing shortages and price spikes have become a regular thing, and demand is the simple explanation.Lately, wing joints have been some of the most common new restaurants to open.And everyone from Applebee's to Chuck E. Cheese is trying their hand at wing-heavy concept restaurants.Despite a massive pandemic, servings of chicken wings sold in restaurants rose 7% in 2020 compared to 2019.The new pressure on prices is hitting especially hard in the lead up to one of the biggest wing days of the year.Fortunately, this doesn't mean you won't be able to find them for the big game. Just expect to pay a little more