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2/10/25

Celebrating All Things Chocolate

While February may be the shortest month of the year, it’s also one of the sweetest! Thanks to February being National Chocolate Month. Do you have a favorite way to enjoy chocolate? Maybe in the form of a cake? A batch of brownies? Light and airy cupcakes? Chocolate chip or double chocolate cookies? A soufflé? Molten lava cake? Or maybe you just enjoy the simplicity of a chocolate bar? Join us in celebrating this decadent confection and be sure to check out our chocolate recipe collection for something extra sweet.

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2/10/25

Give them Something Sweet

There’s nothing sweeter on Valentine’s Day than a box of See’s! Some might say it’s love at first bite! Since 1921, See’s candies and chocolates have been making their famous candies and chocolates from scratch following the original recipes of Mary See. Using fresh, premium ingredients and time-honored techniques, See’s candy makers create real magic in their candy kitchens. Stop in this week to pick up a special heart-shaped box for your sweetheart and get a small box for yourself. We have a delicious selection of irresistible See’s candies and gourmet chocolates.

2/10/25

Valentine’s Dinner for Two

Celebrate Valentine’s Day this Friday with your special someone and treat them to a specially prepared meal with a selection of wines. Begin with a cheese charcuterie board paired with a lovely bottle of chardonnay. Then move to the main course, a steak and lobster dinner paired with a robust pinot noir. Followed by a rich chocolate dessert paired with two glasses of champagne. Create your perfect romantic Valentine’s Dinner with a little help from our staff. We’re more than happy to help give suggestion pairings for cheeses, meats, and desserts. Need a little menu inspiration? Browse our Valentine’s Day recipe collection.

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2/3/25

Stock Up and Save for the Big Game!

We have one of the best deals in town not just for game day, but every day. Get 10% off your wine purchase when you buy six or more 750 ml. bottles. Mix or match your favorite reds, whites, or blends. Pick up bottle or two of bubbly champagne or sparkling wine to celebrate. We carry a large selection of wines from local, national and international vineyards. So, pick up your favorites or try something new, and enjoy all the action of the game this Sunday!

2/3/25

Grilling on Game Day

When it comes to high quality meats for backyard grilling, nobody beats Bianchini’s. We were voted the 2024 Almanac Readers Choice Best Place to Buy Meat. We have it all, from Angus Beef burger patties to USDA Prime steaks, all-beef hot dogs, and meaty baby back ribs. Our delicious selections are fresh and ready, just stop by and browse to find what you need. We also have a wide assortment of seasonings, rubs, sauces and marinades to take your grilling to the next level. Be sure to check out our Grilling recipe collection for cookout ideas for at-home tailgating for the Big Game.

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2/3/25

Full Spread for the Big Game

The countdown is on for the Big Game this Sunday. Are you ready to watch two of the best football teams go head-to-head to who really is the best? Before kickoff on Sunday, make a trip to Bianchini’s to stock up on all your favorite snacks and drinks. We have a great selection of chips and dips for easy game day enjoyment. Create a delectable charcuterie board for your guests or for yourself with premium deli meats and artisan cheeses from our deli department. We also have a large selection of bubbly soft drinks and domestic & craft beers to quench your thirst. When it comes to game day spreads, Bianchini’s is your one-stop shop for all your cravings.

1/27/25

Get Warm and Cozy with Hot Chocolate

This Friday, January 31st, is National Hot Chocolate Day. What a delightful way to end the month. Did you know that the first chocolate drink is believed to have been created by the Mayo-Chinchipe culture over 5,000 years ago in what is now Ecuador? The Olmec people of Central America were also drinking chocolate by 1800 B.C. and the Mayans are 500 B.C. had a form of drinking chocolate called xocōlātl, which translates to “bitter water”. The early version of hot chocolate consisted of ground cocoa beans mixed with cold water, spices and flowers, far from the sweet, hot chocolatey drink we all know and love today. This Friday, join us in celebrating this sweet foodie holiday with a big cup of hot chocolate. And if you’re feeling adventurous, try our adult version of the childhood favorite.

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1/27/25

Year of the Snake

As many know The Lunar New Year AKA Chinese New Year will occur this Wednesday, January 29th. Join us in welcoming 2025 and “The Year of the Snake”. Within the Chinese culture, the sign of the snake is said to signify good fortune and wealth. One of the most popular recipes served on the Lunar New Year is Chinese Whole Roast Chicken. Serving a whole chicken is said to represent happiness and prosperity in the New Year. In honor of this special occasion, we would love for you to try our delectable recipe.

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1/27/25

Lasagna – The Ultimate Comfort Food

When the chilly days of winter get you down, you can turn to a heaping plate of lasagna to pick up your spirits and put a smile on your face. It’s an undeniable truth, a big pan of homecooked lasagna is the perfect remedy for the cold temperatures of winter. What’s not to love? It’s cheesy, meaty, saucy, rich, warm and comforting. It’s like a little taste of happiness in each slice. We have a collection of lasagna recipes that we’re excited share. You’ll find many multi-layered creations, from extra cheesy to classic beef and spicy sausage.

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1/20/25

The Firefighters Hot Sauce

In celebration of National Hot Sauce Day this Wednesday, we’re hosting a special tasting event for Palo Alto Firefighters Pepper Sauce. Founded by Palo Alto Firefighter Lee Taylor who began making an original pepper sauce from the peppers grown in the backyard of the fire station in 1994. His zesty pepper sauce became a hot commodity at the station. Originally, the sauce was sold only to Palo Alto firefighters, its popularity grew, and the pepper sauce was released to the public. Palo Alto Firefighters Pepper Sauce is crafted with simple, high-quality ingredients that deliver a complex, full-flavored taste with just the right amount of heat. If you need more incentive to try this fiery pepper sauce, since 2003, 100% of proceeds from sales go to the Palo Alto Firefighters Charitable Fund. Please join us on Wednesday, January 22nd, at Portola Valley from 10am-12pm and San Carlos from 1pm-3pm to sample Palo Alto Firefighters Pepper Sauce.

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