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Aldi Charcuterie Board

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If you’ve watched my stories on Instagram, you know I love an Aldi charcuterie board. I’ve made them for book club, parties, and get togethers with friends. So today I’m sharing exactly what I buy at Aldi to create my go-to charcuterie boards. Just in time for you to throw one together for the big game on Sunday.

And you won’t believe how much I spent on this charcuterie board, which I’ll share at the end of this post. Seriously.

Aldi charcuterie board

What’s A Charcuterie Board?

Charcuterie, pronounced “shahr-ku-tuh-ree”, is a form of cooking devoted to prepared meats. So a charcuterie board includes prepared meats, but many charcuterie boards include cheeses, fruit, nuts, and etc.

How Do You Put A Charcuterie Board Together?

You can see exactly how I assemble my charcuterie boards in this post. Most of the items on that particular charcuterie board are from Trader Joe’s.

What Can I Use as A Charcuterie Board?

I like to use a large wooden and marble cutting board. I also like to use this board. It’s also budget-friendly with its $23 price tag. But any larger cutting board will do. You can use acacia or bamboo cutting boards. For easier clean up, put a sheet of parchment paper or wax paper on top of the cutting board before placing the charcuterie board items on top.

What Goes On An Aldi Charcuterie Board?

Meat

Aldi has a great selection of cured meats. For this particular charcuterie board, I used a variety package of three different meats– peppered salami, pepperoni, and hot capocollo.

Cheese

I included three types of cheeses– brie, havarti dill, and white cheddar. All three are very good. If you want to branch out a little, Aldi carries flavored goat cheeses, gouda, edam, classic havarti, parmesan, etc. And depending on the season, they various artisanal flavored cheeses.

Olives

I usually add olives because they’re inexpensive and add more flavor to a charcuterie board. You can use Spanish Manzanilla olives, black olives, and/or Kalamata olives. I went with Spanish Manzanilla olives and black olives.

Fruit

My go-to charcuterie board fruits are grapes and apples. For this board, I opted to go with only red, seedless grapes. I prefer to wash the grapes and leave them on the vine. Aldi also has a pretty good dried fruit selection if you’d like to add some to your board.

Hummus

It’s kind of unconventional, but I like to include a hummus quartet for any vegetarians or vegans who may be in attendance. Plus, like with the olives, it adds four different flavors to the board. If you’re a hummus fan, I highly recommend trying out the Aldi hummus quartet, which includes classic, roasted red pepper, roasted garlic, and cilantro jalapeño. So good.

Crackers

I don’t put these on the board itself, but I like to get the Aldi cracker assortment. All of the crackers get mixed into a large white bowl that I place next to the charcuterie board.

Aldi Meat and Cheese Board Products

Aldi charcuterie board with crackers

The octagonal rosemary crackers are THE BEST. So fill your plate with those before others catch on and eat all of them before you get a chance to snag some.

Aldi assorted crackers

Are Aldi Charcuterie Boards Expensive?

No! Aldi charcuterie boards are extremely affordable. I bought everything you see on the charcuterie board PLUS the cracker assortment for– drum roll, please. $24.33. That’s right. 3 meats, 3 cheeses, 2 types of olives, a hummus quartet, 1.5 pounds of grapes, and 72 crackers for less than $25!

Aldi charcuterie board

If you recreate this Aldi charcuterie board on Sunday, be sure to share a pic on your Instagram Stories and tag me! I’d love to see what you come up with and share it on my IG Stories.

$25 Aldi Charcuterie Board

I’ve teamed up with a group of nearly 20 bloggers who are sharing a wide arrange of boards– from charcuterie boards to dessert boards. So be sure to check them out!

Hallstrom Home | A Blue Nest | My Sweet Savannah | Cassie Bustamante

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  1. Jodie and Julie says

    January 30, 2020 at 1:22 PM

    Loving this savory charcuterie board! Everything looks so yummy! And all for $25? Goals!

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  2. Doreen Corrigan says

    January 30, 2020 at 2:38 PM

    Aldi is my favorite store! What a steal for under $25!

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  3. Mariah Burgess says

    January 30, 2020 at 4:10 PM

    Highly recommend the Aldi dried cherries (and I don’t even like cherries), the small spicy cured salami little discs, and the brownie batter hummus (if you have more fruit like strawberries). I’ve also added nuts – salted cashews are my fav- and little chocolates like the dark chocolate covered almonds from Aldi too!

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  4. Kim says

    January 30, 2020 at 5:43 PM

    Yum! I love this because it looks like I could create it easily! Thank you!

    Reply
  5. Paige Cassandra Flamm says

    January 30, 2020 at 6:21 PM

    I’m so sad that we don’t have Aldi here in Utah! It’s what I miss most from living in Georgia (aside from the people!)

    Paige
    http://thehappyflammily.com

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  6. Mandy says

    February 4, 2021 at 12:01 PM

    KC fans here and trying to make the Super Bowl fun for our kids… they will love this as an option to snack on during the game!!!

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