This crunchy Charcuterie Party Mix will be a hit at your next get together! It’s convenient, portable and has all your favorite charcuterie board flavors!

On my parents last visit to Texas, I greeted them with a classic meat and cheese charcuterie board! As we were catching up about their travels, my mom mentioned making a dried charcuterie version that could be a made-ahead version for parties. Well, this immediately got my creative juices flowing.

The elements I always include on a classic board are meats, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, nuts and something sweet. So, we took each of those elements and quickly figured out how we could make this into a dried version that was SUPER yummy and simple to make!

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Another yummy mix I like to serve at get-togethers is Roasted Masala Nuts that are super quick to make in the air fryer. They have a really nice sweet and savory balance of flavors.

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What You’ll Need

You can get creative with the components to your Charcuterie Party Mix, but here are the ingredients I used:

Dried Fruit: Bare Apple Chips & Strawberries, Sahale Snacks Cherries & Pomegranate Flavored Apple, and Dried Mango
Dried Cheese: Whisps Baked Parmesan and Cheddar Cheese Bites
Dried Veggies: Gluck Veggie Sticks
Cracker: Kellogg Club Minis
Dried Meat: Country Archer Beef Sticks
Nuts: Toasted Pecans & Sahale Snacks Pistachios and Almonds
Something Sweet: Ghirardelli Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Mini Bars

Ingredients to make a charcuterie party mix.

Tools You’ll Need

Large Mixing Bowl
Knife

Why You’ll Like This Recipe

It’s an excellent make-ahead treat for a get-together or party!
You can get creative with the ingredients and customize it to your liking!
It’s got a great balance of carbohydrates, protein and fat making it a great snack option!
It’s a super yummy, crunchy on-the-go snack!

How to Make this Recipe

Slice beef sticks into small pieces. Mix all of the ingredients in one large bowl. If serving after 3 days from making, wait to include the meat pieces at that point.

If serving at a party, add a serving spoon to the bowl and party cups next to the bowl for easy munching while socializing!

A small snack bowl of charcuterie party mix.

Tips and Substitutions

Instead of beef sticks, you could use turkey, chicken or plant-based sticks. You could also use jerky. Just check for the brand chosen how long it’s good for at room-temperature after opening. Most are good up to 3 days at room temperature.
Another meat option is baked prosciutto. Simply lay prosciutto on a parchment paper lined sheet pan and bake at 375°F until crisp, about 10 to 15 minutes. Once cooled, break into bite-sized pieces.
Other dried cheese items that could be used are Moon Cheese snacks, Pipcorn Cheddar Crunchies, Parm Crisps, Pirate’s Booty Aged White Cheddar Cheese Puffs and cheese crackers.
There are LOTS of dried fruit options you could include, such as raisins, dates, pineapple and cut up That’s It fruit bars or fruit chews.
Cracker options are pretty much endless. You could also go with a pretzel style chip/cracker.
Any dried variety of nut would work in this mix. Besides what I used, you could also choose from marcona almonds, flavored almonds, peanuts, walnuts, flavored pecans, etc.
Dried vegetables could also come in the form of dehydrated vegetables such as carrots, okra, or green beans.

Storage

This mix can be stored in an air-tight container at room temperature up to 3 days. If making ahead of time (more than 3 days), wait to add the meat pieces until ready to serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Charcuterie Party Mix gluten-free?
- Not with the brands of ingredients I’ve chosen. However, you could easily make swaps with gluten-free alternatives.
Is this a healthy snack?
- As a registered dietitian, I never deem a food as unhealthy. The definition of “healthy” varies from person to person. As with any food, balance and moderation is the key. This mix is versatile and can lean towards whatever nutritional conviction you have.

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