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Christmas Tree Snack Board Recipe

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Create a festive and colorful Christmas Tree Snack Board perfect for holiday gatherings. This easy-to-assemble board features layers of cheese, nuts, fruits, and olives arranged in a Christmas tree shape, making it both visually stunning and delicious. Ideal as a party appetizer or snack, this recipe combines savory and sweet flavors in a convenient, no-cook format.

Ingredients

Cheese

  • 21 oz. sliced cheese (Colby, sharp cheddar, and cheddar jack)

Nuts and Crackers

  • 10 oz. Blue Diamond Gourmet Garlic, Herb and Olive Oil Almonds
  • 4.25 oz. Blue Diamond Almond Nut-Thins

Fresh Produce

  • 1 pint cherry tomatoes
  • 1 pint assorted olives (½ green, ½ Kalamata)
  • 1 pound fresh cherries
  • 3 sprigs rosemary
  • 1 celery stalk
  • ½ cup green grapes

Dried Fruit

  • ¼ cup dried cranberries

Instructions

  1. Create Base Line: Make a horizontal line 15 inches long using one variety of sliced cheese, ideally Colby. This line forms the base of the Christmas tree shape.
  2. Layer Ingredients: Stack each subsequent line of ingredients on top of the base line, making each line slightly shorter than the previous to create a tree shape. Use cherry tomatoes, green olives, fresh cherries, cheddar jack cheese, Almond Nut-Thins, gourmet almonds, fresh rosemary sprigs, Kalamata olives, sharp cheddar, green grapes, and dried cranberries in this order.
  3. Serve: Once assembled, serve the board with snack-sized plates and toothpicks for easy picking and sharing.

Notes

  • This snack board is a no-cook recipe, ideal for quick assembly and minimal prep time.
  • You can customize the cheese and fruit varieties to suit your taste or seasonal availability.
  • Arrange the ingredients carefully to maintain a festive Christmas tree presentation.
  • Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate until ready to serve to keep ingredients fresh.
  • Use fresh rosemary for an aromatic and decorative touch resembling a tree.

Find it online: https://dishcooks.com/christmas-tree-snack-board-recipe/