Here at Sweety High, we lead our lives with our eyes. In other words, everything is more exciting and romantic when it looks aesthetically pleasing—and we all know the most eye-catching food is a charcuterie board. After all, it’s about the presentation.
But if you’re anything like us, you might get bored (pun intended) of meat and cheese. But anything can be transformed into a board. Just take a look—below you can discover five creative themes for your next plate.
Breakfast Charcuterie Board by Sweet Tea & Thyme
Who doesn’t love breakfast? With this charcuterie board by Sweet Tea & Thyme, everyone at your event can enjoy an assortment of food from the obvious best meal of the day. It has everything you want, from crispy waffles to fresh berries. It even offers honey and jam to dip your food in.
(via Sweet Tea & Thyme)
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Caramel Apple Board by Two Peas & Their Pod
Well, fall is on the horizon. Scratch that—caramel apple season is coming. This charcuterie board highlights the ultimate fall treat. You can dip your juicy apple slices into every topping imaginable, oats, sprinkles, coconut and more.
(via Two Peas & Their Pod)
Game Day Chicken Wings Grazing Board by This Worthey Life
With the return of autumn comes the kickoff of football season. Prepare for game day by making a board of everyone’s most requested Sunday snacks. Of course, we’ve got classic, spicy buffalo wings, but there are also carrots, celery, cucumbers and more to bulk up your plate.
(via This Worthey Life)
Halloween Charcuterie Board by Melissa’s Healthy Kitchen
Halloween will be here in the blink of an eye, so you might as well begin planning now. To achieve the ultimate spooky season, recreate this board from Melissa’s Healthy Kitchen. it has all the classic meats, cheeses and nuts, but the skeleton centerpiece certainly sets the mood.
(via Melissa’s Healthy Kitchen)
Movie Night Candy Board by Ain’t Too Proud to Meg
Can we all agree that movie theaters have gotten overly expensive? We don’t want to have to pay $15 for Twizzlers. If you’re balling on a budget, have a movie night at home. You can still have your favorite candy for a cheaper price in this formation by Ain’t Too Proud to Meg.
(via Ain’t Too Proud to Meg)
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