If you’ve been paying attention on Instagram, you know that boutique cheese and “charcuterie” board companies are all the rage. In reality, it’s not just charcuterie (technically a french term used to describe prepared meat products) being offered. These locally curated grazing boards, boxes, and sometimes even tables combine a huge assortment of goodies including sweet and salty treats, cheese, meat, fruit, and tons more.
Whether it’s for personal indulgence, viewing parties, a small gathering or large event, these are awesome offerings to know about.
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1. A Board Above
A Board Above offers custom, themed charcuterie boards – sweet and savory – with gluten free and vegan options. Check out their limited edition boards like Lets Go Buffalo, You Had Me At Hello, Picnic Time (Grazing Box), and more.
2. Board in Buffalo
This cheese and charcuterie board company offers stunning boards in a couple sizes and many themes including a Date Night Board, Hang Out Board, Let’s Go Buffalo Board, and larger boards made for bigger groups with varying materials used as the board – some reusable!
3. Chuckuterie NY
In their own words: “Chuckuterie (chuck-coo-tuh-ree) was founded to bring a fun and different approach to the catering world. Ever since the days of lunchables, people have been obsessed with the tactile quality of charcuterie. With that, founder Chuck Safy has found a passion for fine meats, cheeses, fruits, nuts and more. Pairing the best in all natural and sustainable ingredients, you are guaranteed to have the freshest and highest quality boards around.”
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4. The Grazing Forest
This Buffalo-based company specializes in gourmet charcuterie boards, single-serve charcuterie boxes, and all-inclusive catered picnics – YUM! Plus, The Grazing Forest can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, nut-free, pork or beef free, or gluten-free orders at no additional cost.
5. Meet & Eat Charcuterie
Meet & Eat Charcuterie uses artisanal meats and crackers, local cheeses and jams, and
fresh fruits and warm pastries in their boards to create a bunch of unique designs and arrangements. If you want to try your hand in creating a board, they also offer in-person and virtual classes!
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This post was originally published in 2020 and has been updated.
