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Super Hunger Brunch this Sunday
January 27th at Tomasso
Tomasso is participating this year in the Super Hunger Brunch to support the Greater Boston Food Bank. We will be serving a $25, three course menu and all proceeds will go to fight hunger. PLEASE RESERVE TODAY!!
Spend Some & Give Plenty: In addition to Tomasso, Panzano is participating with an entire Donation Weekend! It's easy. Come into Panzano Saturday or Sunday, January 26th or 27th, and Panzano will donate 5% of all sales to the Greater Boston Food Bank! Come in and buy anything in the store & we will donate to those in our community in need.
Wine by the Class: Learn, Taste, Eat
Thursday 5:30-6:30PM at Panzano
This week the topic is "Over the Borders: A Crash Course in European (non-Italian) Wines". $10/person. Walk-in or call ahead (508-485-8884).Don't forget all pannetone, torrone, and other holiday items are 50% off throught he end of January.
Don't forget all pannetone, torrone, and other holiday items are 50% off through the end of January.
We hope to see you this week at Tomasso and Panzano.
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Mouthwatering Cured Meats
This week all Creminelli cured meats 20% off!
The Creminelli family has been producing artisan meat products as far back as the 1600s, according to family legend. In more recent history, Grandpa Ugo Creminelli not only produced meat products, but he also served as the personal chef for General Badoglio, the Italian general who took over the government briefly after Mussolini was deposed. In the early 1970s, Cristiano's father, Umberto Creminelli, took over the small family business, Salumificio di Vigliano, near the town of Biella at the foot of the Italian Alps in northern Italy. In 1990, Cristiano, who had grown up in his father's Salumificio, was put in charge of the production. By 1996, he was managing all aspects of the company with supervision from his father and help from his brother. READ MORE>
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WEEKEND WINE TASTING
BY SHAUN SNOW
COMPLIMENTARY TASTING FRIDAY 5-7pm · SATURDAY 2-5pm
All Around the Boot
Upon first glance, Italy seems to be an unified whole. This is the case, politically, but the peninsula is in truth a patchwork of regions whose history and culture have developed on a parallel course with one another for much of its history. South of the capital, a heritage of Greco-Roman origin dominates the cuisine and culture of the people who live here. The islands, Sicily and Sardinia, also present heavy North African influences. Just to the north of Rome, the local customs of Tuscany, Umbria, and Emilia-Romagna have a sharp Roman facade lying over a deeply imbedded foundation of Etruscan history and tradition. READ MORE>
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www.panzanomarket.com | 154 turnpike road | southborough, ma 01772 | 508.485.8884 HOURS: monday-thursday 11-7 friday 11-8 saturday 11:00-7 sunday 12-5
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