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November 13, 2018

In the Kitchen with Sigona’s Featuring: Pumpkins and Squash

Fresh Pumpkin Purée Making it at home takes an oven and about 1 hour. Easy! What you need: 1 Sugar Pie pumpkin Salt Directions: Preheat...

October 20, 2015

Robbie’s Produce Tips: Pumpkins and Squashes

Fall is my favorite time of year, especially living in the Bay Area where fall is fantastic. I love looking at all of the decorated...

Healthy Living Tips

October 21, 2014

Tips for Healthy Living: The Goodness in Gourds

By Geri Wohl, CNC Orange is the color of the season. Have you driven to Half Moon Bay and seen the pumpkins growing by the...

Robbie’s Produce Tips: Pumpkins & Squash

October 16, 2012

Robbie’s Produce Tips: Pumpkins & Squash

It’s a great time to take advantage of local pumpkin and squash items we’re getting locally from Spina Farms in Morgan Hill and additional farmers...

We have cheeses from California to Switzerland and everywhere in between! Our award-winning cheese department is under the supervision of our long-time cheesemonger, Maria Sanchez. She can help you pick out the perfect cheese for snacking, charcuterie, a recipe or for a holiday treat. We carry a wide variety of brand name cheeses as well as a few we've made our own, such as Sigona's Dream of the Mountain, which is made in Switzerland, and Sigona's Moo-Na Lisa Reserve, which is made for us by Central Coast Creamery in California. Many of the cheeses you'll find here are award-winners themselves, such as Hornbacher, an incredible, handcrafted and aged cheese made by 4-time World Cheese Champion Michael Spycher. Our market in Palo Alto, located in the Stanford Shopping Center, has an extensive cheese department as well. Come visit us today! #redwoodcity #paloalto #favoritefromage #bestcheeseshop #cheese #fromage #cheeseshop #cheeseboard #charcuterie #switzerland #california #hornbacher #cowgirlcreamery @stepladderranchcreamery6016 #laurachenel #centralcoastcreamery #greengrocer #farmersmarket #specialtyfoods