Amaze your family and friends with an incredible S’more Charcuterie Board. They will love being able to customize their own dessert either while camping or at home.

Camping desserts, aren’t they the best? S’mores, Banana Boats, pudgy pies, roasted marshmallows, foil packets, and more! No camping trip is complete without a dessert made over the campfire.

Let your guests or family make their own sweet treat with a camping dessert charcuterie. They may even want to help you set up the confectionary display. Make sure to check out our other camping charcuterie board.

How to Make a S’more Charcuterie Board

The keys to a great charcuterie dessert board are the right ingredients and how you display them. To help you out, we have created a dessert platter ideas list that you can download at the bottom of this post.

Ideas for a Dessert Charcuterie Board

Since S’mores are the all-time favorite camping dessert, it is important to include alternates to the traditional s’more fixings. These can serve as the base for your spread.

Marshmallows for S’mores

• Regular Marshmallows
• Mini Marshmallows
• Giant Marshmallows (we call them marshpillows ;D)
• Square Marshmallows
• Stuffed Marshmallows
• Marshmallow Crème

Graham Crackers & Alternatives

• Regular & Cinnamon Graham Crackers
• Chocolate Graham Crackers
• Teddy Grahams
• Fudge Graham Crackers
• Fudge-Striped Cookies
• Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Iced Oatmeal Cookies
• Oreos
• Pretzel Chips
• Waffle Cones
• Waffle Bowls
• White Bread
• Crescent Roll Dough
• Biscuit Dough

Chocolate Charcuterie Board Ideas

• Chocolate Bars
• Regular & Mini Chocolate Chips
• White Chocolate Chips
• Peanut Butter Chips
• Butterscotch Chips
• Chocolate Frosting
• Peanut Butter Cups
• Candy Bars
• M&Ms

S’more Toppings

• Coconut
• Bananas
• Strawberries
• Blueberries
• Pie Fillings

How to Create a Sweet Charcuterie Board

Creating a sugary buffet is easy and fun!

S’mores Board Ideas

Start with a base. Will you use actual boards? Will you use trays or other serving dishes? What accents will you add?

We wanted our display to pop so we started with a red table cloth with a red checkered table runner on top. Much of the food was laid out directly on this, although we used some clear plates and a tray too.

The frosting, pie filling, and sprinkles stayed in their original containers.

Clear cups, white plates, plastic ware, foil, roasting sticks, and pie irons were provided for dessert creation.

Decorations included red checkered napkins and little lanterns. Natural items such as rocks, pinecones, sticks, or leaves can be used as accents.

S’more Platter Ideas

We are not fancy people, but this was easy to make look by grouping like items.

I decided to start with chocolate since I was using a clear tray. After laying out the chocolate chips, I opened and displayed the candy bars.

From there, I fanned out the crunchy ingredients, starting with the fudge-striped cookies. Once these were all laid out, I added the various marshmallows.

All of these brown, white, and off-white ingredients really popped against the red!

Finally, we added the remaining ingredients on the opposite side of the table. This included the fruit, coconut flakes, sprinkles, frostings, and pie filling.

Do not forget the bread, pie crust, and waffle cones and bowls.

Is there anything else you would recommend that we add to our s’mores charcuterie board shopping list? We would love to see your creations! Please share a photo on this pin or on our Facebook page.

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