You all know I love a good charcuterie board! And I've found I love putting together a themed board for special occasions and holidays. So I couldn't pass up the opportunity for the Fourth of July and some patriotic flair. I ran with a red, white, and blue concept for guiding my food selection. What I ended up with is super basic and you can get anywhere. Charcuterie boards can be a really low key way to serve up a snack when using basic elements to bring it together.
Truth be told, I would love to have access to Trader Joe's all the time to spruce up my boards every now and then, giving them more flair than what I have access to around here. I'll be keeping that in mind for the next time I'm near one so I can stock up on nonperishables for a different board feel. Any who, I love how this board turned out, and whether it's for the 4th of July or a summer day, it's the perfect way to serve up a snacky meal for date night at home; sharing with friends; or as a fun alternative for a kiddo-approved meal - Greer loves a charcuterie board as much as her mama does :)
If you're looking for tips on how to put together a board, head over to this post!
psst....if you're looking for super cute bows like Greer's (shown above), we love the Little Poppy Co. subscription box. We get a box a month with seasonal/holiday bows! You can use my code for a limited time to get your first box free! LPCxAHill
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