Meats and cheeses are the stars of the show, but charcuterie boards can also include nuts, fruits, spreads, jams, and even chocolate.

Are you tired of the same old cheese and meat platter at your gatherings? Why not switch it up and create a unique charcuterie board? Charcuterie boards have become increasingly popular over the years ...

The idea for the business started in 2019. "I had seen a few people around the country doing this, just in other cities and states, and my mom was actually like, 'Hey, you should try doing this. You ...

“Art project.” “Disassembled sandwich.” “Adult Lunchable.” We’ve heard all the monikers for the cheese and charcuterie board. No matter what you call it, the sharable plate of assorted snacks has been ...

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It may seem Instagram easy, but there’s an art to making a cheese and meat board that’s almost too pretty to devour. Just ask best-selling author Marissa Mullen, the influencer behind “That Cheese ...

Pictures of elaborate boards overflowing with meat and cheese and embellished with edible flowers have taken over social media feeds the past few years. But it wasn’t until I stumbled upon a pickle ...

These days, charcuterie doesn’t just mean meat. You can thank COVID-19 for that. Long a common feature of social gatherings, the platters garnered fresh attention in the past 18 months as people ...

A Meat and Cheese Charcuterie board, as prepared by Post-Dispatch food writer, Daniel Neman, is photographed on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, at his home in St. Louis.

Melanie Flint always felt there was a missed opportunity for smaller corporate events during her nine years in the catering industry. The 38-year-old Denver native saw multiple requests for events ...

These days, charcuterie doesn’t just mean meat. You can thank COVID-19 for that. There are Mexican boards featuring nachos, while others focus on breakfast foods and even candy. “Barkuterie” boards ...