Individual Charcuterie Boxes

5 from 3 votes

These individual charcuterie boxes filled with dried fruits, delicious cheese, and a variety of meats make the perfect small gift for any occasion. They're easy to assemble and guaranteed to impress!

Fill these DIY charcuterie boxes with your favorite fresh fruits, sweet treats, and whatever else you'd like. They make great gifts for a baby shower, corporate events, or any special occasions.

Prep Time10

Total Time10

Course: Appetizer

Cuisine: American

Keyword: charcuterie

Servings: box

Calories: 824kcal

Author: Chandice Probst

Cost: $15

Ingredients

8 ounces Crackers and pretzels (I love gluten-free)
8 ounces Variety of cheeses
8 ounces Variety of cured meats
4 ounces Berries or other fresh fruit OR olives optional
2 ounces Honeycomb and/or honey
2 ounces Chocolates
mini jam jar optional
Fresh greenery for esthetic optional

Instructions

Step 1: Get an empty Kraft box and place 2 ounces of cheese, cured meats and crackers inside in different areas
Step 2: Add some honeycomb or honey with a mini honey dipper
Step 3: Place chocolates, olives and mini jam jar inside
Step 4: Finish by adding in fresh berries or fruit and the green herbs to give it a live, effervescent look if you'd like

Notes

Leftovers deli meat, cheeses and fruits can be stored in airtight containers in the refrigerator. Crackers and treats can be places into bags or containers and kept at room temperature.

Pro tip: Make sure your honey, jam, or spreads are in small jars to keep them from spilling everywhere.

Can I store a charcuterie board? Yes you can store a leftover charcuterie box in the fridge for 24 hours. To keep the ingredients fresh for longer, take out the crackers and anything else that does not need to be refrigerated. It's also a good idea to make sure your charcuterie box is in an airtight container or box.

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