Have fun making a Christmas hot chocolate charcuterie board to serve with your favourite hot chocolate recipe. This Christmas-themed hot chocolate charcuterie board is perfect to enjoy in the run-up to Christmas, but change the toppings and it is perfect for a cosy afternoon in any time of the year!
We love a mug of hot chocolate in the winter! Check out our homemade hot chocolate recipe that goes perfectly with this hot chocolate charcuterie board.
Making a hot chocolate charcuterie board is a lot of fun and the whole family can get involved, either by making it and enjoying it, or just enjoying it!
There is nothing better than having a hot chocolate to warm you up on a cold winter's day and adding a hot chocolate board into the mix is such a fun and festive way to do it.
So grab a selection of creative hot chocolate toppers and have fun laying them out on a board in an eye-catching way. Then all you have left to do is settle down for an afternoon by the fire complete with hot chocolate, yummy treats and a good movie.
If you enjoy making this charcuterie board then you might also want to check out our movie night charcuterie board which is great for any time of the year or our apple charcuterie board.
Christmas Hot Chocolate Charcuterie Board
Hot Chocolate Charcuterie Board - Supplies:
You can add anything you like to your hot chocolate charcuterie board, the supplies listed below are just suggestions. You can go for the good old favourites or mix things up a little and add some fun and festive goodies.
- Hot Chocolate
- Marshmallow Peeps
- Holiday Marshmallows
- Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes
- Gingerbread Cookies
- Candy Canes
- Chocolate Chips
- Peppermint Bark
- Christmas Sprinkles
You will also need an eye-catching board and a couple of small bowls for smaller toppings such as sprinkles. If you want to get extra creative you could make a few marshmallow snowflakes to add to your hot chocolate board.
How to Arrange a Hot Chocolate Charcuterie Board
There is no right or wrong way to set up your charcuterie board. Simply lay out all your supplies in an eye-catching way, filling all the spaces as you go.
I would suggest starting by adding any small items such as sprinkles or chocolate chips to small bowls. Place these on the board and then start laying out all the other items around them.
It looks good if you can keep all the supplies that are the same next to one another in sections on your board.
Complete the look with a few festive mugs!
Once your hot chocolate charcuterie board is complete it is time to make up a batch of delicious homemade hot chocolate and then have fun digging into the toppings and treats on offer. Our homemade hot chocolate can be made in a slow cooker or on the hob, or if you fancy something a little different check out our list of cosy hot chocolate recipes.
How much fun would it be to create a hot chocolate charcuterie board for an extra special movie afternoon with family and friends or as a yummy treat during a cosy afternoon inside crafting.
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