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‘Insane’ cost of average 4th of July BBQ surges 31% to bearly $300 in NYC

Independence Day BBQ costs in New York City have surged 31%, bringing the average cookout price to nearly $300.

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The cost of hosting a 4th of July barbecue in New York City has seen a 31% increase, with averages reaching nearly $300. This trend coincides with a broader rise in meat prices leading up to the holiday.

Coverage from the New York Post highlights the 'insane' cost surge in NYC, while WCVB reports that 62% of Americans intend to host a cookout. The Economist and KBAK have focused on overall holiday cookout costs and the ways shoppers are attempting to save money amidst rising meat prices.

Future developments depend on whether shoppers successfully find ways to save as they navigate the increased costs of holiday staples.

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Quick answers

What is the average cost of a 4th of July BBQ in New York City?

The average cost has surged 31% to nearly $300.

How many Americans plan to host a cookout?

According to WCVB, 62% of Americans plan to host a cookout this Independence Day.

What is driving the increase in costs?

Coverage from KBAK indicates that meat prices have jumped ahead of the holiday.

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