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The results are in — and we couldn’t be prouder. Your local Bianchini’s Market has been voted
a 2026 Almanac Readers’ Choice Winner in five categories:

⭐ Best Place to Buy Meat
⭐ Best Sandwiches
⭐ Best Take-Out
⭐ Best Grocery
⭐ Best Produce

Over the years, we’ve worked hard to build strong bonds with local farms, ranches, food
purveyors, and vendors so we can bring you an array of exclusive items you won’t find just
anywhere. We’ve carefully tailored our selection to deliver more of what you want and make
sure you always find the products you love.
From all of us at Bianchini’s, a warm and heartfelt thank you to our customers and our
community. Your love and support mean everything — here’s to many more years together!

Celebrate National Peach Month all August long by enjoying ripe, sweet peaches at their summer best. Eat them fresh as a healthy snack, blend them into a smoothie, bake them into a pie, or throw them on the grill alongside your favorite BBQ. What’s your favorite way to enjoy a peach?

The peach’s story stretches all the way back to 6000 B.C. in ancient China, where it was a luxury reserved for the emperor and royalty. Over the centuries, peaches
traveled the world through trade and gifts, arriving on American shores in the 1500s. In 1982, President Ronald Reagan declared August as National Peach Month — making it the sweetest 31 days of the year. One fun fact: there are over 2,000 varieties of peach
worldwide, each distinct in size, shape, color, and taste.

August is Peach Month, the perfect time to enjoy fresh, juicy peaches. Pair them with grilled ribeye steaks for a delicious blend of smoky, savory, and sweet flavors that’s perfect for any summer meal. Try this peachy recipe.

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Oven-roasted turkey, hot Coppa, and provolone piled with fresh arugula, tomato, thin-sliced red onion, and pepperoncini, finished with red wine vinaigrette and light mayo on toasted Dutch Crunch. Bold, bright, and built for August.

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It’s time to reconnect with neighbors and friends! National Night Out returns on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, with neighborhood block parties, ice cream socials, potlucks, and backyard BBQs happening all across the country. The annual campaign is all about community-building and strengthening neighborhood camaraderie — and it starts at your local Bianchini’s, your one-stop shop for all the food and drinks that
bring people together.

One of the tastiest foodie holidays lands this Wednesday: National Chicken Wing Day. The story starts back in 1964 at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York, where owner Teressa Bellissimo whipped up a late-night snack. Instead of saving the wings for the next day’s soup stock, she deep-fried them, tossed them in butter and her own homemade hot sauce — and just like that, the Buffalo wing was born.

The craze caught on fast. By July 29, 1977, the city of Buffalo had officially proclaimed National Chicken Wing Day in the wing’s hometown. Hot and spicy or sweet and saucy, there’s a wing for every craving — so celebrate with us: grab a batch, pick your favorite sauce, and get tossing.

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July 30 serves up a slice of one of America’s most beloved desserts — and cheesecake’s story runs surprisingly deep. It reaches all the way back to ancient Greece, where a version was served to athletes, and the earliest known mention comes from the Greek physician Aegimus, who literally wrote the book on the art of making cheesecakes.

Every corner of the world has its own spin. Italians reach for ricotta, Greeks for mizithra or feta, Germans for cottage cheese, and the Japanese for a cloud-light blend of cornstarch and egg whites — while cream cheese remains the classic American touch. There are even adventurous versions made with blue cheese, seafood, chilies, or tofu. But whatever the twist, the heart of it never changes: cheese, wheat, and a little sweetness. Best of all, it’s served chilled, which makes it the perfect refreshing treat for a warm summer day.

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Round out the week with National Avocado Day on July 31. Creamy, rich, and endlessly versatile, the avocado truly does it all — from appetizers and dips to salads, sandwiches, and star-of-the-show main dishes. So clear the table and build a whole meal around it, because this is one ingredient worth enjoying in style.

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This weekend, all eyes — and noses — turn to Gilroy, and here at Bianchini’s we’re
celebrating right alongside them. In honor of the Gilroy Garlic Festival,
we’re going all in on the “stinking rose” and celebrating all things garlic.
There’s a reason Gilroy, California is known the world over as the
“Garlic Capital of the World” —
its rich agricultural soils and long history as a massive producer
have made it one of the planet’s great garlic towns.
But garlic is far more than bold flavor. It’s a genuine nutritional powerhouse,
rich in manganese, vitamin C, and vitamin B6. Crush or chop a clove and it releases
allicin, a sulfur compound prized for its immune-boosting, cardiovascular, and
anti-inflammatory benefits — all for just a few calories per clove. Piquant, savory,
and endlessly versatile, garlic brings depth and complexity to sauces, marinades,
and everyday meals, whether enjoyed raw, sautéed, baked, grilled, or roasted.

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Garlic, garlic, and more garlic!
If you’re a fan of garlic, you’re going to love Bianchini’s Own Garlic Bread.
When it comes to garlic bread, we find simplicity is key. We make ours fresh in-store —
a loaf of crispy bread topped with a generous helping of garlic and shredded cheese.
That’s it, and that’s plenty.
It’s the perfect accompaniment to backyard BBQs, family dinners, spaghetti night,
or a picnic at the park — or pair it with your favorite salad for an easy, satisfying meal.

It’s still National Ice Cream Month — so why not end on the boldest scoop of all?
Believe it or not, garlic ice cream was born right in Gilroy, where it was popularized
at the very first Gilroy Garlic Festival back in 1979. It’s a fun novelty treat made for
adventurous eaters and devoted garlic lovers: sweet, creamy, and just a little bit wild.
Want to dare your taste buds? Here’s an easy homemade version.

Garlic Ice Cream

Directions

1. Remove the ice cream from the freezer for about 5 minutes to soften.

2. Finely mince the garlic, then turn the knife sideways and mash it with the flat of the blade into a paste.

3. Gently fold the garlic into the ice cream. Don’t over-mix or let it melt, or it will ice up when refrozen.

Ingredients

2–3 cups vanilla ice cream

1 small clove garlic (about ¼ teaspoon or less, minced)