Game Day Charcuterie Board with Cost Plus World Market

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This Game Day Charcuterie Board is something your friends won’t believe. Filled with the most amazing food from Cost Plus World Market. This will be a Game Day you won’t forget.This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for your support.

In our house we love game day. I especially love creating fun foods to serve and ones that are delicious. Charcuterie boards are something that look amazing and can be snacked on all day long. Cost Plus World Market makes it a one stop shop to make entertaining easy.I headed to my local Cost Plus World Market in Farmington to get all the fixings and I even decorated them with vinyl to tie in to game day even more. I’ve included links to the .svg files so that you can make your own Game Day Charcuterie Board and football cups.

Supplies

Begin by uploading your image into your design software. For the cups you will need to weld the image but the game play image is ready to go. Size them to fit onto your cheese board and cups and cut them.After you’ve weeded your vinyl, place the transfer paper on top of the image and rub well. To place it on your surface, be sure that the surface is clean first then apply your vinyl. Use a scraper tool or credit card to rub it down and lift the transfer paper up. This will leave your vinyl on your surface.Fill your cup with ice and serve it with some delicious Boylan Root Beer or your favorite craft beer. For your cheese board, add your most favorite crackers, meat, nuts, olives and cheeses to make it the perfect game day appetizer.My most favorite olives are Castelvetrano. Say that 10X fast! They’re not pitted but it’s so worth the extra work. I also discovered these McClure’s pickles…OMG. If you can’t tell, I love briney foods. They’re the perfect pairing to the butteryness of the meats. And when you pair it with crackers it helps cut through to give it the perfect balance.My most favorite thing I found was this football shaped sausage. It’s the centerpiece of this Game Day Charcuterie Board. Pair it with these Swiss and Brie cheeses and you’re in for a true treat.What is your most favorite way to celebrate game day? I love it most because it’s the point where I start looking forward to rugby season and the spring weather.