This Halloween Candy Charcuterie Board is a fun way to display all your favorite Halloween candy and spooky treats for your Halloween party!
Gone are the days of traditional meat and cheese platters – now it’s all about incorporating sweet treats into your charcuterie spread. A candy charcuterie board allows you to showcase your favorite spooky treats in an eye-catching way. From gummy worms, pumpkin cookies, chocolate bars and colorful licorice, the possibilities are endless.
To make a truly impressive Halloween candy charcuterie board, start by selecting candies that match the festive color palette. Think orange, black, green, purple and bright colors such as blue licorice laces, green gummy frogs, and purple M&M’s. By incorporating these iconic Halloween colors onto your board, you’ll create a visually stunning display that captures the spirit of the season.
When arranging your candies on the board, let your creativity run wild! Play around with different shapes, sizes, and textures to add visual interest. Place larger items like chocolate bars or cookies as focal points while filling in any gaps with smaller treats such as M&M’s, candy corn Autumn mix or pumpkin pretzels.
Remember that presentation is key when it comes to creating a show-stopping candy charcuterie board. Consider adding decorative touches like plastic spiders or skeleton hands for an extra touch of spookiness.
Now that you have some ideas swirling in your head, go ahead and plan out what goodies will grace your own unique Halloween candy charcuterie board this year!
If you are looking for a non-candy Halloween charcuterie board, check out my spooky Halloween charcuterie board. It’s super fun and will be the talk of the party!
What is a Halloween Candy Charcuterie Board?
While a charcuterie board consists of a variety of foods such as meats, cheese and crackers, a candy board consists of candy and cookies. Some may say that this is not a charcuterie board, but you can call it whatever you would like. Halloween dessert board, Halloween candy board or Halloween candy charcuterie board. They’re all filled with delicious treats!
What do you put on a candy charcuterie board?
You can use any kind of Halloween candy you want to make your candy board. I used the following Halloween candies and cookies.
- Goulish M&M’s
- Lofthouse cookies – pumpkin and fall designs
- Sour belts
- Gummy worms
- Green filled sandwich cookies
- Assorted Halloween chocolate bars (Twix, Snickers, Reese’s, KitKat, Hershey’s fangs)
- Gummy frogs
- Candy corn Autumn mix
- Halloween suckers
- Chocolate covered pretzels
- Jolly Ranchers
How to Make a Halloween Candy Board
To get started in making a Halloween candy board, you must first get a charcuterie board. I used a rectangle cutting board but there are lots of other charcuterie boards to choose from in various sizes.
First start with your center piece. We used the green sandwich cookies and M&M’s in bowls as our center piece.
Then you build your candy board around the center piece till you get to the edge of the board on all sides.
Add some Halloween props and decorations and you have the perfect center piece for a Halloween party!
This post was originally published in 2020 (see pic above) using items listed below from American Licorice Company but almost all of the items have been discontinued so I have recently updated with more options and a Halloween color themed board.
Here are some of the items that are still available from the first board that I made.
- RED VINES Red Licorice
- RED VINES Black Licorice
- Oversized Charcuterie Board
- Halloween props and decorations
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Recipe
Halloween Candy Charcuterie Board
Ingredients
- Goulish M&M’s
- Lofthouse cookies – pumpkin and fall designs
- Sour belts
- Gummy worms
- Green filled sandwich cookies
- Assorted Halloween chocolate bars Twix, Snickers, Reese’s, KitKat, Hershey’s fangs
- Gummy frogs
- Candy corn Autumn mix
- Halloween suckers
- Chocolate covered pretzels
- Jolly Ranchers
Instructions
- To get started in making a Halloween candy board, you must first get a charcuterie board. I used a rectangle cutting board but there are lots of other charcuterie boards to choose from in various sizes.
- First start with your center piece. We used the green sandwich cookies and M&M’s in bowls as our center piece.
- Then you build your candy board around the center piece till you get to the edge of the board on all sides.
- Add some Halloween props and decorations and you have the perfect center piece for a Halloween party!
Nutrition Disclosure
Nutritional facts are estimates and are provided as a courtesy to the reader. Please utilize your own brand nutritional values to double check against our estimates. Nutritional values are calculated via a third party. Changing ingredients, amounts or cooking technique will alter the estimated nutritional calculations.
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