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You may be under pressure to finalize your holiday menu and make sure everything is ready for the big day because Thanksgiving is just a few days away. Thanksgiving entertaining can be hectic, but one way to lighten the load is to serve a simple yet delicious snack, such as a charcuterie board.A charcuterie board is primarily composed of cheese and preserved meats, although individuals frequently customize it by adding fruits, veggies, dips, and chocolates. Some people have gone so far as to construct completely vegan charcuterie boards by replacing the cheese and meat with plant-based goodies. A charcuterie board is intended to get people mingling, chatting, and looking forward to the main dish.If you

Try the Thanksgiving Cheese Board at Vermont Creamery, which includes sliced turkey, cranberry sauce, and Brussels sprouts—all traditional Thanksgiving fare. Their Goat Cheese Log with Cranberries, Oranges, and Cinnamon goes great with other cheeseboard ingredients like candied pecans, apple butter, and sweet potatoes.

1. Thanksgiving Turkey Cheese Board: Using a red pear, rolled-up meats, cheese, and fruits, create a charming turkey-shaped charcuterie spread.
2. Holiday Charcuterie Board: Make your own by following the recipe from Half-Baked Harvest. It calls for crackers, meats, nuts, fruits, and vegetables in addition to a range of cheeses like blue, goat, and brie.
   
3. What’s on the Thanksgiving Cheese Board? For Thanksgiving, Gabby Cooking creates a charcuterie board with a “darker” color palette. It comes with a variety of meats, olives, marinated artichokes, persimmons, crackers, and delicious toppings like honeycomb on brie cheese.
   
4. Winter Bruschetta Bar: What’s Gabby Cooking’s Winter Bruschetta Bar elevates classic bruschetta with cheeses including goat cheese, blue cheese, and crème brie, as well as a range of toppings like prosciutto, pomegranate, and red peppers.
   
5. Turkey Snack Board: Unlike charcuterie boards that are mostly composed of meat, the Bakermama’s Turkey Snack Board is lighter and emphasizes fruits, vegetables, and nuts.
   
6. Keto Charcuterie Platter: This platter is ideal if you or your guests are on a low-carb or ketogenic diet. It has mouthwatering meats, cheeses, and nuts, and cheese whisps are used in place of crackers.
   
7. Trader Joe’s Charcuterie Board: You can make this simple and inexpensive charcuterie board from The Bakermama with materials that you can buy at Trader Joe’s, which makes it both convenient and economical.
   
8. Plant-Based Charcuterie Board: Ambitious Kitchen provides a delectable plant-based charcuterie board with a range of vegan cheeses, vegetables, fruits, nuts, olives, chickpeas, and dark chocolate for vegan visitors.
   
9. Mezze Platter for Vegetarians: Astonish your guests with this app from What’s Gabby Cooking, which features feta, olives, tomato pesto, artichokes, hummus, tzatziki, and pita chips with a Mediterranean flair.
   
10. Vegan Charcuterie Board: For a complete holiday experience for your vegan visitors, Minimalist Baker offers a vegan charcuterie board complete with a vegan pimento cheese ball, vegan pepperoni, garlic and herb vegan cheese, hummus, almonds, and chickpeas.Have fun assembling a gorgeous charcuterie platter that will wow your Thanksgiving visitors!