Cookie Charcuterie Board

5 from 1 vote

This cookie charcuterie board is such a fun way to serve sweet treats at special events or family gatherings! Pack your cookie board with your favorite charcuterie decorated cookies, then add some fresh fruit, gluten-free graham crackers, dried fruit, and more if you'd like.

Making a cookie board is not your traditional charcuterie board or traditional dessert but it sure comes together cute and will WOW your guests. With this board, you're able to get creative and serve a large number of people which makes it perfect for a holiday party or gathering!

Prep Time5

Total Time2

Course: cookies, Dessert

Cuisine: American

Servings:

Calories: 362kcal

Author: Chandice Probst

Cost: $75

Ingredients

15 large decorated sugar cookies
20 medium decorated sugar cookies
45 small decorated sugar cookies
15 ounces fresh fruit
10 ounces dried fruit
15 ounces chocolates or other candies

Instructions

Step 1: Get a cutting board and place small bowls and where you would like them
Step 2: Add some dips, sauce or berries in the little cups as well as anything else that would cause a mess
Step 3: Large cookies around the board as you please
Step 4: Add small and medium cookies then if you prefer, you can also add fruit, chocolates, coconut shreds, and nuts, and other desired ingredients around your board

Notes

Pro Tip: If making homemade cookies, use cookie cutters to give your cookies different shapes and sizes!

What can I use if I don't have a charcuterie board?

If you don't have a large wooden board you can use whatever you have! The most important thing is that you have a flat surface so even a baking sheet would work!

How many cookies should you put on a cookie tray?

It's best to plan for each person eating 3-5 cookies/treats that you have on your board. This will depend on the person as well as the size of the treats.

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