Chicken wings, seven-layer dip, pigs in a blanket and other classic game day snacks are synonymous with Super Bowl Sunday for good reason. Whether you're going to a Super Bowl party for the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles rematch or just in it for the commercials and snacks,

Buffalo chicken dip is a spicy, creamy dip made with shredded chicken, hot sauce, cream cheese, and cheddar cheese. Other popular Super Bowl party foods are chicken wings, barbecued meat, seven-layer dip, pizza, and chicken tenders or nuggets, according to Newsweek.

Super Bowl fans in Frisco can catch their own special deliveries from the air for the Sunday game. PepsiCo is teaming up with Wing, part of Google-parent Alphabet, to provide snacks via drone in the North Texas city, where available. It’s the first time the massive food company will use the new technology to get their items to customers.

From nacho dip to chicken wings, here’s a look at popular Super Bowl party options that cost less and those that can potentially sack your wallet.

The market research firm found that when it comes to the most purchased food for the Super Bowl, consumers buy: Chips, dips and salsa (21.6%) Chicken wings (14.9%) Snack mixes (12.9%) Meat (10.9%) Fresh produce (10.2%)

Overall, the price of Super Bowl snacks have decreased, according to Wells Fargo. But as chicken wings have exploded in popularity, so have the prices. Cristian Benavides reports from Miami.

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A study by The Sports Geek reveals Louisiana’s favorite Super Bowl snacks and dips. Onion rings top the list, followed by burgers, BBQ ribs, chicken wings, and shrimp. Other favorites include chips and dips,