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Candy Charcuterie Board

A Candy Charcuterie Board is very popular for Valentine’s Day. By changing some candy, this Charcuterie board can be used whenever you need a sweet, candy loaded board !

Candy Charcuterie Board

I absolutely love making Charcuterie boards ! A Charcutierie board is really open to your imagination and you can add just about anything to the board.

My Easy Charcuterie board is more traditional (meaning cold meats, crackers and fruit) but is also great to serve on Valentine’s Day !

You can make Charcuterie Boards as big or small as you prefer.

Candy Charcuterie Board

In this specific board, I used candy which I already had in the pantry. However, I did get some Valentine’s Day shaped and flavored (strawberry is always great!) candies as well.

Now, there is not an actual recipe for a Charcuterie Board unless you and I use exactly the same candies and quantities.

This is obviously not always possible as candies differ from country to country and also these type of party snacks are what the creator prefers.

Candy Charcuterie Board

This Candy Charcuterie Board I started out by using heart shaped cooking cutters. Yep, cookie cutters !

It is a great way to start your layout and can be moved easily. By using heart shaped cookie cutters, the flow looks more natural, but still gives the heart / love effect.

I then placed some Brats candy strips as you can see in the above image. After that it was easy to add more candies in various openings.

Hershey’s Kisses had to be added, even though they are chocolate and not as the rest of the candy used.

Candy Charcuterie Board Candy

Above is one of my all time favorites ! The name says it all “Romantics” !

Candy Charcuterie Board Chocolate

For some more chocolate indulgence I left a Strawberry flavored bubbles chocolate on the side as well. Never know when you need more chocolate !

Candy Charcuterie Board - Various candies

Which Candies to use making a Candy Charcuterie Board ?

In the up-and-close image above, you can get an idea of candies used. Some are soft, hard, chewy, melty and so the list go on.

Try to add different textures as well as shapes. The pink candy balls above left, are hard (soft center though) strawberry flavored candy. Whereas the pink balls on the right (also strawberry flavored) are all soft and chewy. 

Candy Charcuterie Board

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More Valentine’s Day sweet treats you might like:

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Candy Charcuterie Board

Easter Dessert Candy Board

Linda Nortje
How to make an Easter Dessert Candy Board quickly and easily. Flavors, textures and shapes - all perfect treats to place on a Easter sweet platter !
5 from 7 votes
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Course Sweet Treats
Prep Time 25 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • 1. ) Variety of Candies hard, soft, different shapes, textures and flavors
  • 2. ) Variety of Easter Chocolates
  • 3. ) Pretzels coated in yogurt or chocolate (traditonal pretzel shape or sticks)
  • 4. ) Cookies i.e chocolate with a filling wafer cookies etc
  • 5. ) Candy coated nuts

Instructions
 

  • Place your glass/es, bowls etc strategically on the serving board
  • Start with a row or two of eye catching candies - i.e. the coated Pretzels
  • Continue to add different candies to the serving board until full
  • Place larger treats more around the rim and smaller treats on the inside so as to keep the candies from rolling off (not a must, only a tip)

Notes

  • Any Candy flavor is great for Easter, however Chocolate is always the winner !
  • Different sizes, shapes and colors will make this a center piece on your dessert table (or go for an all pastel themed board)
  • Use Candies you like/prefer - no need to use only certain flavors !
  • Make the Easter Candy Charcuterie board as big or small to suit your needs
Nutrition value, where given, is not always accurate. Please also check your ingredient labels.

Equipment Suggestions

1.) Serving Board
2.) Small bowls or any containers for tiny treats
3.) Glass or similar for Pretzel sticks and similar treats
5 from 7 votes (7 ratings without comment)
Recipe Rating




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