Should fruit and vegetables be organic?

Here at Clean Cuisine, we try to eat organic whenever possible, but also know that this can get expensive fast! Because of this, we like to follow the Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 rules when buying produce!

What are the best brands for dairy-free cheese?

While everyone has their own personal preference, I love Miyokos for dairy-free cheese, and find that this brand tends to have the fewest additives.

What material is best for a charcuterie board?

Wood and marble are both great options for charcuterie boards! I especially prefer bamboo.

How many people does a charcuterie board serve?

The amount of people your charcuterie board will serve depends on the size! My charcuterie board is 15x27.25, and when filled to the brim, serves around 10-15 people depending on the serving size of each guest.

Is cured meat healthy?

We would never categorize cured meat as healthy, but most definitely splurge on it from time-to-time! Choosing organic, grass-fed or pastured, and nitrite and nitrate-free options are a much healthier choice as an occasional treat!

How to Make a Charcuterie Board - Gluten + Dairy Free

How to Make a Charcuterie Board

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Perfect for gatherings, holidays, or date nights, and filled with options, charcuterie boards are one item you can count on everyone loving! Easily customizable to your personal preferences, use these simple tips to learn how to make a charcuterie board!

Ingredients

3–5 Fruit Options (fresh and dried)
3–5 Vegetable Options (fresh and/or pickled)
2+ Cheese Options (a mix of textures and flavors!)
Crackers and Pretzels
2+ Dips
Dark Chocolate
Garnishes
*Optional – Any additional preferred foods like breads, desserts, cured meats, and nuts and seeds!

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Instructions

Place dips in bowls, and arrange on board.
Slice, cube, or dip cheeses, and arrange on board to desired locations around dips.
Slice any fruit or fresh veggies if desired, and organize on board.
Add in crunchy foods like chips and pretzels in large sections around board.
Arrange pickled veggies like olives and pickles on board (I normally place these in small serving bowls), alongside broken chocolate squares.
Decorate with garnishes!

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How to Make a Charcuterie Board

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