How to Make a Festive and Savory S’mores Board!
🎄✨Create the ultimate holiday spread with this festive Savory S’mores Board, featuring all the best finds from @worldmarket! 🎄🧀✨ From the beautiful wood sleigh charcuterie board to mini spreads, decadent chocolates, and red wine, everything you need to set the mood for a cozy holiday celebration is right here. 🍷🔥
Whether you’re hosting a favorite things party or cozy get together, this spread will wow your guests!! #worldmarketpartner
Ingredients
You can adjust this according to your supplies and preferences! Here’s what I used:
- Meats
- Cheese
- Grapes and strawberries
- Crackers
- Olives
- Cookies
- Nuts
Directions
There’s no right or wrong way to set up your Charcuterie board! Here’s what I like to do:
- Start with the largest items first, such as the wine bottles, platters, or firepit.
- Arrange medium-sized items next, such as small owls with olives.
- Fill in any leftover spaces with smaller items, such as candies or nuts.
- Decorate with twinkle lights for extra sparkle!
Here’s A Quick Video Tutorial!
Perfect Presentation Platters
I found most of the accessories and treats for my Savory S’mores Board at World Market, one of my favorite happy places! I linked everything below or here on my LTK page.
Fire Pit: You definitely don’t need a firepit to make a fun Holiday S’mores Board, but I’ve been super happy with mine! Amazon has this Tabletop Firepit for under $30, or Sharper Image has an electric option (just be careful with little hands touching the stovetop.) I also used these Marshmallow Roasting Sticks from Amazon.
Large Serving Board: I stacked my beautiful Sleigh Cheese Board on top of a board just like this Wooden Serving Board with Handles! If you’d like a rectangular wooden tray, this wooden version from Target is great, as well as this beautiful choice from Etsy.
Round Trays: If you’d prefer a round tray, I’d recommend this round wooden Target tray, which I get so much use out of year-round! For a higher-end round tray, I love my MacKenzie-Childs checkered party tray.
Accessories: I used these cute Merry Everything Napkins, set of Nutcracker Appetizer Plates, as accents.
Serving Platters: I love this adorable Santa Plate, large Golden Star Serving Platter, swirly Peppermint Plate, and matching Peppermint Cocktail Pics and Holder.
Wine Accessories: These Charm Inlay Wine Glasses are adorable and come in an assortment of designs, like this bow design with matching White and Red Bow Napkins. And how fun are these Mini Sweaters for Wine Bottles?!
Holiday Links:
I get asked all the time about my favorite kitchen decor for the holidays, so I linked my favorites for you!
- The illuminated Christmas Village Cookie Jar is from Mac-Kenzie Childs. For a less-expensive option, I also love her Gingerbread House Cookie Jar.
- For another adorable cookie jar, I also adore this Gingerbread House and Gingerbread Man Platter (both from Pottery Barn.)
- The Nutcracker Cookie Jar is from Mac-Kenzie-Childs (and makes a great gift!) My checkered rug is also MacKenzie-Childs.
- I also love my Candle Warming Lamp for jar candles as a flameless option for scented candles!
- If you’re looking for a Christmas sign, I love my adorable red Santa’s Bakery sign from Etsy!
Can I Prep This Savory S’mores Board in Advance?
Yes! You can wash or cut fruit several hours in advance and refrigerate. You can also arrange the dry ingredients on the board, such as crackers and cookies. (I’d recommend covering with Saran Wrap so they stay fresh.) This food board comes together so quickly, so assembling the rest is stress-free before your guests arrive.
Storing Leftovers
Place any perishables (such as fruit, meat, and cheese) in a Tupperware container or Ziploc Bag and refrigerate. Any dry ingredients (such as crackers, cookies, or chocolate) can be placed in a Ziploc Bag at room temperature.
Happy Holidays!
I hope this Savory S’mores Board is a nice addition to your holiday gatherings! For more amazing (yet surprisingly easy) ideas, be sure to check out our festive Cobb Salad Christmas Tree, easy Christmas Charcuterie Board, or these simple Christmas Tree Cheese Bites. Merry Christmas, friends!
