Love charcuterie boards but can’t stand the cost? Check out these fun-themed Dollar Tree Charcuterie board ideas.
Dollar Tree charcuterie board ideas?
Yup – especially when charcuterie boards are soooo fun to shop for, assemble, and graze from, but they can double your food bill at the grocery store (seriously – some of those Pinterest boards could feed a block party and eat through a whole paycheck).
Check out these fun themes I came up with below – all tested out by our family, and all from the Dollar Tree.
Dollar Tree Charcuterie Board Ideas
Need a charcuterie board for a family gathering, an at-home date night, or a casual evening in?
You’ll find all my best Dollar Tree Charcuterie board ideas.
1. Dollar Tree Sharkuterie Board
Who’s into Shark Week? Tuning in to catch a few shark-filled shows is an annual summer tradition in our household.
We also like to do at least one Shark activity during the week (like hunting for shark teeth along the Chesapeake Bay – what we’ll be doing next year).
This year, I decided to surprise my husband and son with a Sharkuterie board, straight from the Dollar Tree!
To recreate this one, you’ll want to grab a foil pan from Dollar Tree's kitchen section.
Then fill it with a few, shark and beach-themed foods like:
- Shark fruit snacks
- Pretzel crisps
- Goldfish
- Swedish fish
- Powdered donuts (kind of like lifesavers? Work with me here…)
- Roasted seaweed
- Sand (a package of Butter Ring cookies, pulverized in a food processor)
- Sand Shark Pudding: Vanilla pudding cups emptied into a large margarita glass cup I found at the Dollar Tree, gummy sharks throughout, and some of the “sand” on top)
- Tuna fish (can of tuna with relish and mayonnaise, all from the Dollar Tree)
- 2 Shrimp Egg Rolls
Total Cost: $21.25 (I added in a Shark Baby placemat for fun).
2. 80s Child Charcuterie Snack Board
My husband and I are 80s kids, and after seeing countless snacks and foods that were popular in our childhood while wandering the aisles of my local Dollar Tree one day, I decided to create an 80s-themed Charcuterie snack board.
It was so much fun!
Not only that, but I paired it with a B-rated Shark Thriller movie (also purchased from Dollar Tree for $1.25) and surprised my husband with a really fun at-home date night. Check out 8 other fun Dollar Tree date nights here.
Score!
Hint: I realize not all of these foods were created in the 80s, but anyone from the 80s would recognize most of these from their childhood. Nostalgic, and fun!
Here’s what I filled a Dollar Tree tray with:
- 2 Shirley Temples
- Cheese balls
- Pringles
- Combos
- Fruit Roll-ups
- Sour Patch Kids
- Dunkaroos
- 3 varieties of Rice Krispie Treats
- 2 Hot Pockets (not shown)
I mean…can you believe all this is at the Dollar Tree?!? It’s basically a tray full of the foods I was never allowed to eat as a kid!
Super fun.
Total Cost: $16.25
3. Classic Charcuterie Board, Dollar-Tree Style
Looking for a more classic charcuterie experience from Dollar Tree?
Cool. Those can get expensive, fast, from a traditional store.
But look at all the variety on this board I was able to make from Dollar Tree!
- Garlic bagel chips
- Mild cheddar cheese (yes, it’s real cheese!)
- Jalapeno cheese
- Mozzarella cheese sticks (I cut them up)
- Trail mix
- Coconut-covered macaroons
- Honeywheat pretzel twists
- Garlic Pita Crisps
- Sweet Hot Mustard
- Wasabi peas
- Dill pickle bites
- Turkey jerky
- Coconut-covered pecans
- Yogurt-covered blueberries
- Parmesan Whisps
Total Cost: $18.75
At these prices and with so much variety to choose from, you might even want to make your own Superbowl party tray from the Dollar Tree.
4. Halloween Dollar Tree Charcuterie Board
Look at this fun Halloween-themed charcuterie board from Dollar Tree!
I included:
- Peppercorn pretzels
- Reese's
- Mild cheddar cheese (yes, it’s real cheese!)
- Voodoo Heat potato chips
- Pretzel crisps
- Jalapeno cheese
- Maple walnuts
Total Cost: $11.25 (includes the purple Halloween tray)
And there you have it – which Dollar Tree charcuterie board idea are you most excited to try? Come back again, as I’m still having fun figuring out new themes for cheap charcuterie boards.
Amanda L Grossman
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