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Bastille Day Picnic
 Bastille Day is "Pique Nique" time in France, and we never miss the opportunity for a picnic. This historic day marks the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789 and the first major event of the French Revolution. We like to forego the politics and to straight to the menu.
So grab your wicker basket, red checked blanket, and any red, white and blue decorations left over from the 4th, and drop by the store on your way to a grassy field full of daisies.
Bastille Day Picnic Shopping List: - Trois Petit Couchons Mousse Pate
- Ile De France Supreme Brie
- Valfrais Garlic And Herb Cheese Spread
- Maille French Cornichons
- Radishes
- Edmond Fallot Dijon Mustard
- Acme Bread Co. Rustic Baguette
- Looka Patisserie French Macaroons
- Green and red grapes
- Lorina Sparkling French Lemonade
- Moet & Chandon French Champagne
And remember to load your iTunes with Edith Piaf chanson. |
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Harris Ranch BBQ Comes to the Avenue - Sat. July 14 from 11 to 3
 Harris Ranch will give a BBQ demo and tasting at Piedmont Grocery. Come out down for some tasty samples from a great, local ranch. The Harris family ranch has been operating for over 40 years in Fresno County, and they take great pride in their meat. They have continually strived to produce the highest quality beef in the world. This tradition is evident in all of our beef products. You can absolutely taste the difference. |
 July is National Ice Cream month. Now really, what better way to pass a summer month than in the company of good ice cream? We recommend Loard's, our local ice cream legend.
The company was founded more than 60 years ago and they're still making the award winning premium ice cream that has made them a Bay Area favorite. Their secret to longevity and success? An unwavering commitment to premium ingredients and customer service. Read More...
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Brentwood Corn and Festival
Our local Brentwood corn is here. Sweet, firm, and delicious. Perfect for grilling, boiling, or steaming. It's a tasty addition to your summer picnics, barbecues and parties.
Brentwood is famous for its corn. The rich Brentwood agricultural soil and temperate climate of the Delta is ideally suited for growing corn. The local farmers take full advantage of these perfect growing conditions, and hand pick their corn each day. That's important because corn can lose over 25% of its sweetness shortly after picking. Read More...
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