Halloween Charcuterie Board

This Halloween Charcuterie board is full of Halloween treats and candy, and is so easy to throw together for a Halloween party or movie night.

**This Halloween Charcuterie is sponsored by Mondelez. All opinions are my own.

This Halloween char-“BOO”-terie board is such a fun way to spread out snacks and treats. It’s perfect for a small family movie night watching something totally spooky, a costume contest, or a Halloween game night, you name it.

I love how a charcuterie can make a random assortment of treats look put together. There isn’t a right way or a wrong way to assemble a charcuterie board.

You just want a lot of variety. You’ll want different cookies, candies, dips, and other treats that go together, but are delicious on their own. In a variety of shapes, colors and textures to add some nice dimension to your board.

I went to Walmart to grab the treats for my Halloween charcuterie board. I recommend getting more than you think you’ll need to fill the board, then you can use any extra to refill the treats as they get eaten, or save them for a later time.

I started with some basic that I knew would get gobbled up right away, OREO Cookies in both traditional and Golden OREO cookie flavors, NutterButter Cookies, and Chips Ahoy! cookies. I knew they would be delicious on their own, and would pair nicely with the dips I provided too.

I added a homemade pumpkin cheesecake dip to the board. Some other fruit dips, like our marshmallow cream cheese dip, or cake batter dip would be so tasty too. Adding in some soft peanut butter, or chocolate hazelnut spread is a great idea too.

Then add in some pretzels, maybe some graham crackers, that are also great for dipping.

Add in some some fun snacks like nuts, popcorn, tortilla chips.

You could also add in some fruit, sliced green apples, mandarin oranges made to look like jack-o-lanterns, or grapes. They’re the perfect colors, and would be great with the fruit dips you pick too.

And some of your favorite Halloween or orange colored candies, candy corn, candy eye balls, orange slices. Purple, orange, and green chocolates are a great idea too. You can really play with what you add to your charcuterie based on the treats you can find.

Back to the OREO cookies and NutterButters. I made some of these adorable mummy cookies, with OREO cookies dipped in white chocolate, and candy eye balls. Then I made these cute ghosts by dipping NutterButters into white chocolate and topping them candy eyes and melted chocolate for a mouth. They were both the perfect addition to our charcuterie board. They’re so easy to make, so delicious, and so cute for a board like this! You could also do these witch hat cookies, OREO cats.

I’ll have a complete list of the treats we added to our board at the bottom of this post, and some other delicious ideas that we didn’t use for your board so you can pick some of your favorites.

Play around with whatever treats you can find at your local Walmart, and don’t worry about perfection.

How to assemble your charcuterie board?

Start with two or three of your larger items, maybe one of the dips in the bowls, or a bowl or candy corn or popcorn. Arrange them on the board. Then add some of the other bigger treats that can stand alone, like the OREO cookies or the pretzels. Then cover in the gaps with the smaller pieces of candy.

You can rearrange and move things around as you go, but don’t over think it too much. Part of the charm of a charcuterie board is the messy deliciousness of the treats as they overflow on top of one another.

Just make sure to cover the entire platter with all the delicious treats.

Then as you arrange it all together it’s fun to add in some small decorative pumpkins, fake spiders, or skeleton hands, to make the board extra cute and spooky.

What to put on a Halloween treat charcuterie board?

Classic OREO Cookies
Golden OREO Cookies
NutterButter Cookies
Reeses Pieces Chips Ahoy! Cookies
Classic Chips Ahoy! Cookies
Mummy OREO Cookies
Mummy NutterButter Cookies
Mini Pretzels
Pretzel Sticks
White Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip
Marshmallow Cream Cheese Dip
Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
Peanut Butter
Cookie Butter
Caramel Popcorn
Kettle Corn
Pumpkin Tortilla Chips
Graham Crackers
Candy Orange Slices
Peach Gummy Rings
Candy Pumpkins
Candy Corn
Chocolate Foil Pumpkins
Chocolate Foil Eye Balls
Halloween Colored Chocolate Candies (orange, purple, green, black)
Halloween Colored Gum Balls
Halloween Colored Jelly Beans
Teeth Gummies
Gummy Worms
Orange Lollipops
Caramel Apple Lollipops
Green Apple Slices
Green Grapes
Mandarin Oranges (draw a little jack-o-lantern face on unpeeled oranges, or peel them and set a small celery piece in the middle to look like a pumpkin)

The italicized treats are the treats we didn’t add to our Halloween charcuterie board, but they would also be great additions.

This Halloween charcuterie board would be so fun for any Halloween events. You can adjust the size of the board, and the amount of treats for a different number of people from 2 people to 20 people.

This Halloween board is the perfect way to serve treats at a Halloween movie night, costume contest party, game night, or just for a fun night at home.