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How to Make A Valentine’s Day Treat Charcuterie Board

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Happy Valentine’s Day!

I kept debating whether or not to create a blog post on this but I loved doing my Christmas Treat Charcuterie Board so I thought, why not?!

I love doing these as they are inexpensive and and so cute to assemble. Totally perfect for a Valentine’s Day dessert board or Galentine’s Day party.

Everything on this board are treats I already had in my cupboards or some snacks I picked up from the grocery/dollar store.

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Obviously, there are a ton of different charcuterie boards that you can create. Traditionally, they are filled with yummy cheese, meat, olives, crackers etc. but now people are getting super creative!

I swear I’ve seen McDonald’s, different kinds of fries and even dedicated social media accounts to making graze boards! I usually get my inspiration for boards from Instagram and Pinterest.

You can switch out any treats that you’d like but I love a mix of sweet, salty, crunchy and soft! You could also make a bunch of treats from scratch to include like my friend, Karalee’s Valentine’s Day Danish Dessert Hindbærsnitter Recipe!

HERE ARE THE STEPS TO A VALENTINE’S DAY TREAT CHARCUTERIE BOARD:

Where can I find these ingredients?

Always check what you have at home. We’re not trying to break the bank assembling these boards. I picked up most of the Valentine’s themed treats from the Dollar store but I had some of the popcorn and yogurt pretzels at home.

How can I assemble this?

As always especially if you want to take the easy way out and get everything already cooked/ready to easy, it is super easy! Style it however you’d like and make sure to have about 5-8 items on hand. Start placing your items in sections. You can add any garnishes you’d like but I didn’t feel like I needed to add any to my board this time.

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Again, make sure that if you’re using products of the same colour, you separate them to display them nicer.

I set up charcuterie boards frequently as my husband and I have them for date nights/movie nights and I love them.

If you haven’t read all of my Valentine’s Day posts, you still can for some last minute inspiration!

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 5 Inexpensive Valentine’s Day Home Decor

Valentine’s Day 3 Course Meal – Appetizers : Crispy Garlic Shrimp Bites

Valentine’s Day 3 Course Meal – Main : Creamy Cajun Chicken Pasta Bake

Valentine’s Day 3 Course Meal – Dessert : Chocolate Trifle

I hope you have a lovely Valentine’s Day filled with yummy and sweet treats. Enjoy!

Xo,

Lynn

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Comments

  5. This is the cutest, I love how aesthetic your content is! You have definitely given me some inspo!

  7. oh my goodness, this is SO CUTE! I love any kind of platter, but with a valentines day theme? i wish i’d have thought to try it before! xx

  8. This looks amazing! I would still make this even when it isn’t Valentine’s Day. I love the popcorn and pretzels, I bet this was lovely x

  10. I don’t know that I’d have been sufficiently controlled to assembly it all. I’d have eaten it along the way. The marshmallows definitely would not have made it!

  11. I am a day late for it, but to be honest there’s always need for a good treat board! Really love the idea and must make one ASAP!Thanks for sharing Lynn x

  12. Your blog looks great!! Loving your website, haven’t seen it before 🙂

  13. This is such a cute idea for any holiday or event. I’ve never put together a themed charcuterie board like this before, but I’m positive that my husband would be completely on board! We don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day but I could definitely put something like this together for a regular date night.

  14. I’ve never thought about something like this!! I always see cheese boards but never a ‘sweet’ version. Thanks for sharing xx

  19. Loving the blog theme!! This is lovely too, never heard of charcuterie board before but by your article, I’m sure my boyfriend would love it! Thanks for sharing!

  20. Oh my! I keep seeing these everywhere and they have seemed so complicated. Thank you for making it simple! I definitely need to make one for the next holiday. Is there a St. Patrick’s Day one? That would be fun! 🙂

  21. After reading this and seeing the pictures I am CRAVING yoghurt covered pretzels so badly lol!

  22. OMG why did I not think to do this!? This is such a cool idea.. I might do this for mine and my man’s anniversary in a few weeks!
    Rosie

  23. This is such a cute idea! I genuinely can’t believe I didn’t think of this myself. Thank you for sharing

  25. This is such a cute idea! I love having loads of things on the plate that I can nibble on! I’m such a snacker! haha

    Katie | katieemmabeauty.com

  26. Yes please this looks delicious! ??

    Definitely need to start doing this to make everyday foods look more interesting! ?

    Xo

  30. I love a diverse board packed with different flavors and spreads! Not only is it a filling, simple meal, it is such a great way to share an experience. 🙂

  32. I love charcuterie boards! However I can never seem to spell them right haha. This looks delicious, thanks for sharing!

  36. This is soooo cute!!! It looks so tasty. I know Valentine’s is over but I might just have to make one anyway!

  40. This is such a sweet idea for a Valentine’s Day evening. Thank you for sharing this idea. I hope you had a lovely day!
    Lauren

  44. Cute and nice post! I love the look of that board, though I wouldn’t want to eat things as it looks so pretty! Haha. I would love to try my hand at creating a board myself~

  45. That’s awesome you decided to share this great. It look cute and even for night dates as well. And true, it won’t be good idea be broke assembling haha. Thank you for sharing!

  48. Your board looks so good! A charcuterie board is really a nice way to assemble treats for any occasion. It’s so easy to make. You are introducing me to something new. I just know charcuterie boards made with charcuterie (ham, sausage…) or cheese. Thank you for sharing this nice idea.

    Corinne

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