Hey friends! Today I want to show 20 fall charcuterie board ideas to try this season! Charcuterie boards are so fun and always a people pleaser. Add touches of autumn and make them fitting to the season with these 20 ideas!
Whoever invented charcuterie boards is an absolute genius! They are simple, easy to throw together and always a hit! There are a million ways to make them and it is easy to include something for everyone.
They are a hit any party no matter the theme, however since fall it around the corner I thought it would be fun to look at some fall inspired boards!
Include these at your next party or thanksgiving!s
- Tips on putting together a charcuterie board:
- 1. Fall Harvest Cheese Plate
- 2. Dried fruit and sardines
- 3. Add mini pumpkins
- 4. Maroon Colours
- 5. Cranberry jam
- 6. Caramel heaven
- 7. Baked Brie
- 8. Add fall flowers
- 9. Pop tarts and leaves
- 10. Maple Leafs
- 11. Add lettering
- 12. Garden Veggies
- 13. A mix of sweet and savoury
- 14. Fall snack board
- 15. Dessert Board
- 16. A bounty of fruits
- 17. A touch of turkey
- 18. A perfect combination
- 19. Fall wheel
- 20. Fruit and chocolate
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Check out my seasonal tab on the top bar for more fall inspired posts like “10 Thanksgiving Centerpiece Ideas your guests will love”.
Tips on putting together a charcuterie board:
- Start by choosing a variety of fruits, meats, cheese and nuts. Try going for different flavours, colours and varieties to make visually appealing spread!
- Go for cured meats like salami, prosciutto or chorizo, and try filing them into pretty shapes like roses or just folding them.
- Go for fresh cut up fruits, berries or even dried fruits! The bigger the variety the better.
- Popular cheese options that are often used are brie, gouda clue cheese or cheddar!
- Don’t be scared to add some spreads like honey, jams or mustard to compliment the flavours.
- Add edible flowers, herbs, or a other decorative elements for the fishing touch.
- Remember to provide plates or napkins for easy serving and enjoyment!
- Have fun with it and make it your own! There aren’t really any rules to it!
1. Fall Harvest Cheese Plate
Include seasonal fruit and cheeses like pears, figs, grapes paired with brie, gouda or blue cheese. Not only is the colour combo stunning the flavours also balance each other other perfectly.
2. Dried fruit and sardines
Dried fruits are very fitting with fall inspired charcuterie trays! Add some sardines to add a little interest to the platter, and for some good conversations! Haha
Make sure you do a combination of sweet and savoury!
3. Add mini pumpkins
A classic and easy way to add a touch of fall to a charcuterie board is adding mini pumpkins! This are simply decorative however they are fairly inexpensive and add that festive touch!
4. Maroon Colours
Dark moody colours are very fitting to fall and I love the colour combo in this charcuterie board. Go for blackberries, figs, dates, red grapes and pomegranate.
5. Cranberry jam
A lovelies spread of cranberry jam, candied cranberries, prosciutto, nuts and cheese! This spread definitely falls into the late fall early Christmas festive category!
6. Caramel heaven
If you feel like spicing up your regular board then consider adding caramel sauce! Either for dipping on the side or directly on the cheese! It pairs well with brie, apples and nuts!
7. Baked Brie
Take your brie game to the next level and prepare a baked brie in puff pastry and be sure to impress your guests! Not only does it look top notch it is also super yummy!
8. Add fall flowers
Leave the board and level up to a grazing table! This especially works well for big groups of people and they are so fun! For a fall inspired grazing table add fruits and cheeses that are in season like apples, pears and apricots and add fall florals like sunflowers to add some autumn flair!
9. Pop tarts and leaves
I have yet to meet someone who doesn’t love pop tarts! They are a perfect addition to a fall board.
10. Maple Leafs
Consider adding maple leaf cookies or cut outs of leafs in your cheese! This is a simple idea to add a fall touch.
11. Add lettering
A creative and personal touch is adding wooden lettering! If you looking for something customized then check out this link!
12. Garden Veggies
Fall is usually when your garden harvest is ready and what better way to use up those veggies then on a pretty charcuterie board!
13. A mix of sweet and savoury
I love this mixture of sweets and savoury! Things like cookie clusters, crackers, salt sticks, grapes, cheese and chocolate are all my favourites and would be a perfect combo in my books!
14. Fall snack board
Include all your favourite fall snacks like candy corn, m&ms paired with your favourite fall fruits!
15. Dessert Board
This dessert spread is so beautiful! I love the idea of switching things up sometime for a dessert spread. Add cute pumpkin shaped dishes sure helps making it look cute!
16. A bounty of fruits
Go heavy on fruits like melon, mandarins, pairs and apples and anything else that is in season! Add a few seeds and nuts and it is sure to be a hit!
17. A touch of turkey
Let your creativity flow and make a cute turkey from peppers, cheese and sage leaves! That is so cute and I am sure it will leave a smile on your guests faces!
18. A perfect combination
Another great spread make from caramel popcorn, apples, cheeses, dried fruit, berries, but and seeds, meats and bread! Just looking at this makes me hungry!
19. Fall wheel
Another creative way to place your food unlike the traditional way is making it into a wheel! This is best done on a round tray!
20. Fruit and chocolate
Another classic but always a hit is fruit and chocolate! Am I right? Adding cheese and crackers is just the cherry on top!
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Which was your favourite board?
I am planning on making a post for Christmas charcuterie board ideas so be on the lookout for that, coming soon!
See you soon!
