How To Build the Best Charcuterie Board
We’re your one-stop-shop for the best grazing board and charcuterie board ideas. From simple charcuterie board ideas that include a variety of meats and cheeses to dessert charcuterie board ideas to satisfy your sweet tooth, we’ve got you covered. Here are our favorite ideas for the best charcuterie boards with honeycomb and honey.
This charcuterie board has a little bit of everything to please the whole crowd, including a variety of meats and cheeses as well as fresh fruit, nuts, and olives. Pro tip: Go ahead and slice the cheeses into wedges and cubes to invite guests to dive in.
Ultimate Cheese and Honey Grazing Board
This board is all about cheese and honey. A variety of blue cheeses and hard and soft cheeses are the perfect pair to our honey. Pro tip: Add both our honey for cheese and raw honeycomb to your cheese board so guests can choose their favorite combination.
When you want a no-fuss cheese addition to your spread, this honeycomb topped brie is the way to do it. Pro tip: Brie wheels come in many sizes. Pick mini to large depending on how many guests you are serving.
Whether for Valentine’s Day or any time of year, this dessert board is the perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth. Pro tip: This is a great way to serve any sweets you’ve received for the holidays.
This is the ultimate brunch board for get togethers, or to make mom feel special on Mother’s Day. Make our Honey and Herb Cathead Biscuits or go the short-cut route and bake frozen biscuits instead.
Honey Goat Cheese with Edible Flowers
If you’re looking for springtime charcuterie board ideas, we’ve got you covered. Simply flavor goat cheese with honey and roll in edible flowers. Pro tip: Look for containers of edible flowers alongside the small clamshell containers of fresh herbs.
Serve cheese, fruit, crackers, and honeycomb in tea cups for a great dainty, individual portion that feels special. Pro tip: This is particularly great for brunch and showers. It’s an easy way to elevate your charcuterie game.
Did you know that radishes and honeycomb are a match made in heaven? Slice spicy radishes and cut them into wedges and serve alongside honeycomb. Pro tip: Add your best butter and crunchy salt along with crostini for a great snack.
Pink Charcuterie Grazing Board
A monochromatic theme is a great way to make your charcuterie board feel cohesive. Pro tip: For this version, we chose pink fruit and veggies but adjust the color as you’d like and according to the holiday or occasion.
We went wild in the produce department with this grazing board, choosing gorgeous berries and stone fruit to celebrate the season. Pro tip: Serve our Melon Sangria with this summer charcuterie board to highlight delicious summer fruit.
Red, White, and Blue Charcuterie
This patriotic charcuterie is perfect for all your al fresco get togethers over the summer. Serve for Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day. Pro tip: If you love kitschy, arrange the red, white, and blue ingredients in the shape of a flag.
This petite board celebrates creamy cheeses; the perfect pair with our honey for cheese. Pro tip: Serve with an assortment of crackers in different shapes and textures.
Our whipped honey and goat cheese is a match made in heaven and this may be our easiest cheese board to assemble yet. Pro tip: Head to the cheese section in your grocery store and pick up already flavored goat cheeses. Serve with prepared crostini.
Let the produce section dictate the theme of this board that’s perfect as a Thanksgiving charcuterie board idea. We love the combination of fresh fall fruit with rustic crackers and a variety of cheeses. Pro tip: Be on the lookout for the bargain basket of cheese odds and ends in the cheese section of your grocery store. Oftentimes, the cheese monger will discount the last chunks of the cheese wheel because they’re not as large as the portioned pieces.
Christmas Wreath Charcuterie Board
We love this antipasto inspired holiday charcuterie wreath, combining pickled things with meats and cheeses. Pro tip: Let the antipasto bar be your inspiration for the skewers. Choose a variety of items for the prettiest wreath.
What to Drink with Charcuterie
Wondering what cocktails to serve with your charcuterie boards? Sparkling wine, white wine, and red wines are always a good option, but if you’re wanting something a little more special, be sure to check out our homemade drinks and cocktail recipes, sweetened with honey of course.
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