Halloween is a blast for kids, but here’s what I love about it as a mom: it’s a great night for “picky bits” dinner. My mom calls it that when everyone just eats little bites because they’re too excited for a full meal, and a Halloween charcuterie board is the best Picky Bits.
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I can not get over how creepy this skeleton charcuterie board is. Using meat to line a Halloween skull decoration can really give you the ultimate Halloween charcuterie board.
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And now that you’ve had some Halloween charcuterie board inspiration, here are some things to help you create the Halloween snack board of your dreams.
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For little hands, these Baby Bellies pumpkin Round-a-Bouts are so great to add to a charcuterie board in place of traditional crackers. They have just the right amount of crunch and great fall flavor.
You could make marshmallows out of ghosts, or you could buy these Stuffed Puffs Monster Marsh marshmallows. They’re filled with chocolate and covered in Halloween sprinkles, and are seriously so cute and delicious.
Who doesn’t love a fruit snack? Welch’s is one of my family’s favorites, and these snacks are shaped like haunted houses, bats, and more spooky Halloween objects. Open a few packages for your board and spread them out.
Reese’s Pumpkins are great and all, but these white creme peanut butter ghosts from Reese’s are really fun. They’ll be such a cute pop on your board, and they’re not overly sweet thanks to all the peanut butter.
And put all of your fun Halloween charcuterie board items — from cheeses and meats to marshmallows and candy corn — on this adorable bat-shaped serving tray. You can line the sides to really show off the bat shape, or just use different parts of the wings to make snack groups.