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Hop into Easter with a fun Easter Charcuterie Board. If you are looking for some cute and easy Easter inspired charcuterie board ideas, then look no further! Learn how easy it is to make a simple and elegant bunny charcuterie board or a fun Easter egg shaped board. Plus lots more amazing ideas to check out!

Photo collage of four Easter themed charcuterie boards with text overlay that reads "Easter Charcuterie Boards".

Looking for something fun to serve this Easter? Make Easter extra special with a fun Easter Charcuterie Board. It’s sure to be a hit!

  • Perfect for Easter gatherings: These boards are super fun for entertaining. Your guests will love it! Serve as an appetizer or snack board.
  • Versatile and customizable: There are no rules! Make your charcuterie board any size with any ingredients you like. Use the ideas below as inspiration for adding an Easter theme to the board.
  • Beautiful and fun: Visually stunning and very impressive looking but also fun and casual as guests can graze and help themselves.
  • Make it ahead: Perfect for making in advance. If your board includes ingredients that need to be refrigerated like meats or cheeses, cover the board with plastic wrap and store in the fridge for up to 24 hours. Or prep all the components, store in the fridge separately and assemble the board before your guests arrive.

Ready to make one? Check out all the cute Easter themed charcuterie boards below.

Remember to have fun making your board. It doesn’t need to be perfect or look exactly like any of the ones below. Just use the ideas as inspiration!

Easter Bunny Charcuterie Board

How sweet and subtle are the bunnies added to this charcuterie board?! Simply choose your favorite round cheeses and attach some ears cut out of firm white cheese with some tooth picks.

Easter bunny charcuterie board.

What You’ll Need

  • Board or Platter: Any shape and size will work. You can make a small board featuring one cheese bunny or a larger board featuring multiples.
  • Round Cheese: Any round shaped cheeses you like for the bunny heads Some examples include: brie, camembert, provolone, etc. In the board shown above, I included 3: brie, smoked gruyere and provolone.
  • Firm White Cheese: Thicker slices of any firm white cheese you like (e.g. white cheddar, provolone, mozzarella, etc.). These will be cut into bunny ears.
  • Toothpicks: To attach the bunny ears to the head. I like to use these ornate toothpicks since they are a little stronger.
  • Other Charcuterie Board Ingredients: Fill in the rest of the board with your favorite charcuterie board goodies (meats, fruit, vegetables, nuts, crackers, more cheeses, etc.) For my board, I focused on spring inspired colors and ingredients. I included: radishes, carrots, sugar snap peas, cucumbers, dip, prosciutto, salami, crackers, chocolate mini eggs, dried apricots, pistachios, grapes, raspberries, strawberries, cornichons, wine jelly and a few additional cheeses.

How To Assemble Cheese Bunnies

The cheese bunnies are super easy to make and add a bit of subtle Easter fun to your charcuterie board. Perfect for elegant, grown-up style charcuterie boards.

Step-by-step photo collage showing how to make simple cheese bunnies.
  1. Cut out the ears: Using the tip of a sharp paring knife, cut out bunny ears from thick slices of firm white cheese. The slices need to be thick enough to insert a toothpick – at least a 1/4 inch thick. You can cut the ear shapes freehand or make a template from parchment paper to use as a guide.
  2. Attach ears to head: Insert 2 toothpicks near the top of the round cheese where you would like to position the ears. Push them all the way down. If you are using the same ornate toothpicks that I use, insert the flat end into the round cheese with the pointed end sticking up. Then attach the ears by gently pushing them down onto the exposed pointed ends of the toothpicks.
  3. Ready to add to charcuterie board: You can now add your cheese bunny to your charcuterie board (or make a few). I think these are beautiful and simple as is but you could also add a face if you like.

Assembling The Board

Let’s put this Easter Bunny Charcuterie Board together now. It’s super easy!

Numbered photo collage showing how to assemble a bunny charcuterie board.
  • Place your cheese bunny or bunnies on your board or platter.
  • Fill in the areas around them with all your favorite charcuterie board goodies (meats, additional cheeses, nuts, crackers, fruits, veggies, etc.)
A bunny charcuterie board.

Easter Egg Charcuterie Board

This is a fun, easy to make Easter themed charcuterie board. Inspired by beautiful, colorful Easter eggs, this board is shaped like an egg with ingredients of different colors arranged in rows.

Easter egg themed charcuterie board.

What You’ll Need

  • Board or Platter: You will need an oval or egg-shaped board or platter. No need to run out and buy one though. Another alternative is to cut a large egg shape out of parchment paper and place on a rectangular board to use as a guide when arranging your ingredients.
  • Ingredients: A variety of your favorite charcuterie board goodies (meats, cheese, fruit, veggies, nuts, crackers, etc.) Choose ingredients in a variety of different colors.

Assembling The Board

Now comes the fun part! To assemble this Easter Egg Charcuterie Board, simply arrange each of your ingredients into rows on your oval shaped board or egg-shaped parchment paper guide. Have fun and get creative!

For inspiration, here is what I placed in each row.

Easter egg shaped charcuterie board with labels describing what is in each row.
  • Raspberries
  • Chocolate mini eggs
  • Dried apricots
  • Parmesan salami
  • Cornichons
  • Chick Devilled Eggs: Made some simple devilled eggs from these perfect hard boiled eggs. For the face, I added 2 black sesame seeds for eyes, piece of carrot cut into a triangle for the nose and some chives for head feathers.
  • Pistachios
  • Cheese: Two different colors of harder cheeses cut into triangles to create a zig zag pattern.
  • Green Grapes
  • Prosciutto
  • Crackers: Cheddar Bunny Crackers and water crackers
  • Goat cheese: Vanilla blueberry and a cranberry soft goat cheese

More Easter Charcuterie Board Ideas

Here are some more great ideas from some other talented bloggers to check out!

Photo collage of Easter charcuterie board ideas.
  1. DIY Easter Grazing Box by Cooking With Nana Ling
  2. Easter Inspired Charcuterie Board by Wanderlust and Wellness
  3. How To Make A Fun Easter Charcuterie Board by Inspiration For Moms
  4. Easter Bunny Snack Board by Life Love Liz
Photo collage of Easter inspired snack boards.
  1. Blooming Springtime Charcuterie Board by Carrie’s Experimental Kitchen
  2. Easter Themed Charcuterie Board by Everyday Shortcuts
  3. Easy Easter Charcuterie Board by Encore & More
  4. Easter Candy Charcuterie Board by Tasty Oven
Photo collage of Easter charcuterie boards.
  1. Easter Cheese Board by Heartbeet Kitchen
  2. Easter Grazing Platter by Wholly Tasteful
  3. Spring Charcuterie Board by Modern Honey
  4. Savory Bunny Butt Cheese Ball Board by Mixin Mamas

FAQ

What do you put on a charcuterie board for Easter?

Fill your Easter charcuterie board with anything you enjoy: cheese, meats, fruit, veggies, nuts, crackers, chocolates and Easter treats. To put an Easter spin on the board, stick to spring colors like soft pastels or bright Easter colors. You can also incorporate some Easter themed shapes like bunnies, chicks and eggs by either arranging the whole board into one of these shapes or incorporating them within the board. An easy way to add some fun Easter shapes is to simply use some Easter cookie cutters to cut out some of the fruit or cheese.

How many days in advance can you make a charcuterie board?

If your charcuterie board includes perishable items like meats, cheese and fruits, it is best to prepare the board no more than 24 hours ahead of time. Cover with plastic wrap and store in the fridge until ready to enjoy. But what if you don’t have all that fridge space? Another option is to prepare all the components ahead of time, store in separate containers in the fridge and then quickly assemble the board before your guests arrive.

Photo collage of Easter themed boards with text overlay that reads "Easter Charcuterie Boards".

I hope you have fun putting together your own Easter Charcuterie Board! Leave me a comment below if you make one or tag me on Instagram with your creations!

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Two simple Easter charcuterie boards.

Easter Charcuterie Boards

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  • Author: Vanessa | Maple + Mango
  • Prep Time: 30 min (will vary)
  • Total Time: 30 minutes
  • Yield: varies
  • Category: Appetizer, Snack, Party Food
  • Method: Assemble
  • Cuisine: American

Description

Hop into Easter with a fun Easter Charcuterie Board!  Learn how easy it is to make a simple and elegant Easter Bunny Board or a fun Easter Egg Charcuterie Board.  Make sure to also check out the post for lots more Easter charcuterie board ideas and photos.


Ingredients

Easter Bunny Charcuterie Board

  • Round shaped cheese (for the bunny head: brie, camembert, provolone, etc.)
  • Firm white cheese (for the bunny ears: white cheddar, provolone, mozzarella, etc.)
  • Toothpicks (I like to use these ornate toothpicks)
  • Other charcuterie board ingredients (meats, fruit, veggies, nuts, crackers, chocolates, additional cheeses, etc.)
  • Board or platter, any shape or size

Easter Egg Charcuterie Board

  • Board or platter, oval or egg shaped (or cut a large egg shape out of a piece of parchment paper and place on a rectangular board to use as a guide when arranging your ingredients)
  • Charcuterie Board Ingredients (variety of items in different colors like meats, cheese, fruits, veggies, nuts, crackers, etc.)

Instructions

Easter Bunny Charcuterie Board

  1. Assemble one or more cheese bunnies: Using the tip of a sharp paring knife, cut out bunny ears from thick slices of firm white cheese. The slices need to be thick enough to insert a toothpick – at least a 1/4 inch thick. You can cut the ear shapes freehand or make a template from parchment paper to use as a guide. Attach the ears to the “head” by inserting 2 toothpicks near the top of the round cheese where you would like to position the ears. Push them all the way down. If you are using the same ornate toothpicks that I use, insert the flat end into the round cheese with the pointed end sticking out. Then attach the ears by gently pushing them down onto the exposed pointed ends of the toothpicks.
  2. Add cheese bunnies to board: Place the cheese bunny or bunnies onto the board or platter.
  3. Fill in the rest of the board: Fill in the remaining areas with your favorite charcuterie board ingredients. For my board, I focused on spring inspired colors and ingredients. I included: radishes, carrots, sugar snap peas, cucumbers, dip, prosciutto, salami, crackers, chocolate mini eggs, dried apricots, pistachios, grapes, raspberries, strawberries, cornichons, wine jelly and a few additional cheeses.

Easter Egg Charcuterie Board

  1. Assemble the board: Simply arrange each of your ingredients into rows on your oval shaped board or egg-shaped parchment paper guide. Have fun and get creative!  For inspiration, you can see what I used in each row in the “Easter Egg Charcuterie Board” section in the post above.

Notes

  • There are no rules! These are just the basic steps since the beauty of a charcuterie board is how versatile and customizable they are.  Get creative and have fun with it!  Make them any size you like and fill them in with your favorite charcuterie board goodies. The possibilities are endless! Use the ideas and photos in the post for inspiration.
  • Prep time, cook time and yield will vary depending on the board you choose to make, foods/ingredients included and the size of your board.  It can be simple or elaborate, small or large.

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10 Comments

  1. Tara says:

    Such beautiful boards! I love all the different designs. They will definitely be a hit with my family.






    1. Vanessa | Maple + Mango says:

      Thank you! I hope you have a wonderful Easter!

  2. Kate says:

    These boards are just the cutest! I love all the creative ideas.

  3. Maayke says:

    This easter charcuterie board looks amazing! I can’t wait to make it for my family






    1. Vanessa | Maple + Mango says:

      Enjoy! Have a wonderful Easter!

  4. Shashi says:

    WOW – Wow – your boards are GORGEOUS! Almost too pretty to munch away at – almost!

    1. Vanessa | Maple + Mango says:

      Haha, thank you!

  5. Eni says:

    These plates are so beautiful and festive! They will brighten up our Easter.






    1. Vanessa | Maple + Mango says:

      They are definitely a beautiful addition to any Easter celebration!