The data illustrates the dollar sales growth of consumer product categories that were most impacted by pre-game preparations and shopping trips for the Super Bowl in the U.S. in 2015. Refrigerated dips saw the biggest increase in dollar sales with 47.76% during the week leading up to the Super Bowl ending on February 1, 2015 compared with the prior week.
Refrigerated dips | 47.76 |
Single-serve dip/dip mixes | 45.07 |
Barbeque sauce | 40.98 |
Cream cheese/cream cheese spread | 30.81 |
Mexican sauce | 27.16 |
Sour cream | 27.09 |
Firelog/firestarter/firewood | 27.05 |
Frozen appetizers/snack rolls | 22.95 |
Mayonnaise | 22.39 |
All other sauces | 21.91 |
Dinner sausage | 20.94 |
Processed cheese | 18.94 |
Baked beans/canned bread | 18.58 |
Processed frozen/refrigerated poultry | 17.44 |
Frozen pizza | 17.03 |
Baking needs | 16.47 |
Frankfurters | 14.99 |
Salty snacks | 14.65 |
Pickles/relish/olives | 13.6 |
Refrigerated spreads | 12.92 |
Baby formula/electrolytes | 12.67 |
Beer/ale/alcoholic cider | 12.64 |
Baking mixes | 12.52 |
Mustard and ketchup | 12.52 |
Frozen meat | 12.35 |
Spirits/liquor | 12.24 |
Single-serve meat and refrigerated ham | 11.77 |
Cups and plates | 11.72 |
Tomato products | 11.54 |
Frozen desserts/toppings | 11.46 |
Batteries | 11.44 |
Refrigerated pizza | 11.25 |
Candles | 10.59 |
Crackers | 10.47 |
Automobile fluids/antifreeze | 10.3 |
Natural cheese | 10.19 |
Refrigerated dough/biscuit dough | 10.11 |
Paper napkins | 10.1 |