The 7 Best Charcuterie Boards Of 2023
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Nothing makes a quick appetizer quite like wine and cheese. Throw some cured meats, fruit, and nuts into the mix and you're on your way to making an incredible spread. A durable and aesthetically pleasing charcuterie board is a must-have in any kitchen, whether you tend to host holiday parties, want a personal board for yourself, or are in the market for a thoughtful gift to give a friend.
Want more inspiration for your spread? Check out our guide to types of cheese, our picks for the best white wine, and some party-pleasing recipes like antipasto bites and bruschetta.
Compact Swivel Cheese Board With Knives
Pros
- Includes cheese knives
- Easy to store
Cons
- Hand wash and dry immediately
With the swivel function of the Compact Swivel Cheese Board With Knives you can easily assign each layer to a different item — one for cured meats, one for fruit, and one for cheeses. Plus, since it all folds back into itself, it's easy to store in your cabinets.
Bambüsi Bamboo Charcuterie Board Set
Pros
- Includes cheese knives and wine opener
Cons
You can't properly serve a cheese board without the right utensils. The Bambüsi Bamboo Charcuterie Board Set comes with a handy pull-out drawer that reveals four cheese knives and a wine opener.
Brooklyn Slate Cheese Board
Pros
- Dishwasher safe without cork feet
- Available in two sizes
- Safe for hot items
Cons
The Brooklyn Slate Cheese Board is hand cut from slate sourced from a family quarry in upstate New York. It comes in a burlap bag with soapstone chalk so you can write directly on the slate. The slate is nonporous and food-safe and comes with attachable anti-slip cork feet on the bottom to protect surfaces.
Pros
- Makes for a unique centerpiece
Cons
- On the small side
If you want something that totally pops on your counter, the Agate Cheese Board comes in quartz, rose quartz, amethyst, blue, and green shades. Since they're made from natural stone, each will vary in size and color.
West Elm Preston Marble & Wood Charcuterie Boards
Pros
- Available in different shapes and sizes
- Hanging loop for space-staving storage
Cons
- Not dishwasher safe
West Elm's Preston Marble & Wood Charcuterie Boards are made out of acacia wood and marble. Plus, each of the flat boards have a twine loop for hanging on the wall.
Pros
- Conditioned with mineral oil for durability
- Great for gifting
Cons
Want your charcuterie board to be a keepsake? Not only can Copper Fox Company's Personalized Serving Board be customized with a name or message, but you can also select the size, shape, and type of wood.
Pros
- Slate disk keeps foods chilled
- Keeps bugs away
Cons
Dinner on the porch calls for charcuterie, and the Chill and Serve Outdoor Board comes with a cover to keep uninvited critters form getting in your spread. It also has a slate disk in the center to keep cheeses and fruits chilled.
How We Picked These Products
When it comes to charcuterie boards, you want both beauty and function. We aimed to include boards made from a wide variety of materials to suit any aesthetic. Wood boards are popular, but aren't often dishwasher safe like marble or slate. Whether you're looking for a simple board to throw a few meats and cheeses on, or a large set complete with cheese knives, we've selected some of the best options to outfit your next dinner party.
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