r/CharcuterieBoard

Questions about charcuterie boards for my tasting room

Hey all!

I am the GM of a tasting room for a distillery, and currently, we do not serve any type of food. We do allow people to bring food in from outside, as long as it's prepared in a commercial kitchen. However, I have been entertaining the idea of having charcuterie boards available for purchase and I had a few questions:

  1. Reusable boards or to-go containers that anyone could take with them? Any recommendations?

  2. How many and what types of options should I have and what is a reasonable price?

  3. Would you recommend working with a local market/deli and pricing it out, or go with a distributor?

Our average group size is anywhere from 2-6 usually and we will occasionally get a bigger group in. So I was thinking of keeping the board sizes as "for two".

I may not be thinking of everything, so please ask anything!

Any recommendations would be terrific, thank you!

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u/Diligent-Ad-9101 — 15 hours ago
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