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Easy Charcuterie Cups (To-Go)

Kathleen

by Kathleen Pope Oct 24, 2024

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Meet your new go-to appetizer: Charcuterie Cups! These individual servings capture everything you love about charcuterie boards, but with a fun, portable twist. I’ll show you how to pack a charcuterie board to go, making these tasty single-serve treats perfect for gatherings big or small. No boards or cheese knives needed—just simple, easy enjoyment. One of my absolute favorites!

Charcuterie cup filled with cured meats, cheese, veggies on skewersand nuts and crackers.
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  • Why You Will Love These Charcuterie Cups
  • What on earth does Charcuterie mean? 
  • Key Ingredients & To Go Charcuterie Cup Options
  • Fresh Tips for How to Pack a Charcuterie Board to Go
  • How to Pack a Charcuterie Board to Go
  • How to Make Charcuterie Cups or a Picnic Charcuterie Board
  • Variations
  • Recommended Equipment for Charcuterie Cups
  • Storage Tips 
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • How to Pack Charcuterie Cups to Go
  • Make it an Appetizer Party – More great appetizers
  • More from The Fresh Cooky
  • Individual Charcuterie Cups

After years of hosting and inviting friends into our home, I’ve learned a few tricks to make entertaining easy and fun! My biggest tip? Stick to one to three simple recipes that are quick to make, can be prepped ahead of time, and assembled easily—like these Charcuterie Cups! They’re crowd-pleasers and add a fun, personal touch to any gathering.

Another tip? Don’t hesitate to ask guests to bring their favorite dish—it makes them feel involved and takes some pressure off you. And don’t stress about having a “perfect” home! Trust me, your guests aren’t worried about spotless floors or a dust-free house—they’re just happy to be invited and excited to spend time with you!

Whether you are just looking for a small board cheese plate or want to go full out and make amazing charcuterie boxes to go, I’ve got you covered. These are the perfect addition for holiday parties, bridal showers, baby showers, engagement parties, game day parties, or wherever you want to have a next-level appetizer that will be the star of the show.

Why You Will Love These Charcuterie Cups

  • Customizable -Whether you are hosting a holiday party, a book club, or just a few girlfriends, these individual cups are completely customizable for any special occasion. Think date night, picnic, potluck, or office party—a simple charcuterie board to go!
  • Portable – Want to get your guests to mingle? Place trays of individual cups at different spots around the party and watch the magic begin. No more crowded kitchen!
  • Easy Peasy – No cooking is required; it is just a simple assembly with fabulous results.
  • Scalable – Depending on the number of guests, plan one cup per person with a few extras for those wanting more.

For more festive and beautiful appetizers this holiday season try my Easy Pesto Burrata with Roasted Tomatoes, Whipped Goat Cheese with Bacon & Dates or my popular Cowboy Crack Dip.

Multiple charcuterie cups loaded with cured meats, cheese, chocolates, fruit and veggies.

What on earth does Charcuterie mean? 

Charcuterie (shar-KOO-ta-REE) is the art of preparing and presenting cured meat products, such as ham, bacon, salami and sausage on a large board. Although charcuterie is often associated with the culinary traditions of France and Italy, it is practiced all over the world, and has become wildly popular in the United States. 

Today’s charcuterie usually includes cured meats, different types of cheese, olives, fresh or dried fruit, pickled vegetables, crackers, chocolate, and other items laid out beautifully on a large or small board. Literally the choices are endless! 

Charcuterie cups are equally as beautiful and are a great way to add a touch of elegance to any party, picnic or gathering. With loads of options, you can be as creative as you like, or follow the recipe below exactly.

Key Ingredients & To Go Charcuterie Cup Options

Bottom Layer (Base)

  • Layer the bottom of your cup with smaller items that can withstand and balance the weight of other ingredients, choosing foods that complement each other and go well together. Think savory and sweet!
  • Nuts – Try cashews, pecans, walnuts, almonds, shelled pistachios, or any combination of mixed nuts. For a special touch, make some Maple Bourbon Pecans or Rosemary Cashews.
  • Fresh berries – Blackberries, raspberries, strawberries and blueberries all work well.
  • Fresh Fruit – Try sliced apples, pears, or orange segments. To keep your slices from turning brown, create a water bath with a ratio of 1 tablespoon of lemon juice to 1 cup of water. Soak the slices for 3 to 5 minutes, then drain and rinse them.
  • Dried fruits – apricots, cherries, cranberries, dates and even figs are all good options.

Skewers & Finishers

Once the base is set, it’s time to add height, crunch, and a hint of sweetness to your Charcuterie Cups!

  • Cheese Skewers – Add a mix of cheese cubes, like sharp cheddar, Gouda, pepper jack, or creamy Brie wedges. For a Mediterranean twist, try mozzarella balls or feta cubes skewered with cherry tomatoes or olives.
  • Cured Meats – Fold slices of prosciutto, salami, or pepperoni into fan shapes and skewer them for easy snacking. You can also roll them into bite-sized rosettes to add a fun, decorative touch.
  • Pickled Veggies – Add a punch of flavor with pickled items like mini gherkins, olives, or pickled onions. These add a tangy contrast that pairs well with the savory and sweet base.
  • Sturdy Crackers – Tuck in some sturdy crackers, like pita chips, breadsticks, or mini crostini. I especially love these Raincrisps.
  • Chocolates – For a sweet surprise, add a piece or two of dark chocolate, chocolate-covered almonds, or even a chocolate truffle. This adds a delightful treat to the end of the cup!
  • Fresh Herbs – Finish off each cup with a sprig of fresh herbs like rosemary, thyme, or basil for a burst of fragrance and a pop of color.

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Adding nuts to the base layer of a charcuterie cup.

Skewers 

  • Cured Meat – Salami, prosciutto, pepperoni, Calabrese, Chorizo, Mortadella, Capocollo, Capicola, Soppressata, summer sausage. Be creative; cut the meat or cheese into different shapes using a cookie cutter.
  • Cheese – Use all kinds of cheese! Brie cheese wedges, gouda, cheddar, havarti, baby mozzarella balls, sharp cheddar, mini Babybel or your favorite cheese. Cut into cubes, wedges or thick slices.
Adding chocolate and grapes to bottom layer of charcuterie cup.
Add foil covered chocolates, dried fruits on top of nuts for base.
Layering fruit, meat, cheese and olives on skewer.
Layer skewers with olives, grapes, meat, cheeses.

Fresh Tips for How to Pack a Charcuterie Board to Go

Charcuterie Board Ideas

  • Meats can be rolled or folded for the skewers. Wet-cured meats can be used but are harder to skewer than dry-cured meats and may need to be rolled tightly in order to stay on. 
  • Avoid dry hard cheese like parmesan as it can crack and crumble when skewered. Soft cheese without a rind also do not fare well on skewers, unless they are a bit more firm. The best cheeses are semi-hard or semi-soft cheeses that hold their shape well but also do not crumble.
  • Olives | Visit your grocery deli antipasto bar for numerous colorful options.
  • Grapes | Red or green or both!
  • Add Pop of Color | Fresh Berries balance the saltiness of the cured meats, as well as grape tomatoes or cherry tomatoes hold up well on a small charcuterie board
  • Baby pickles | Choose snack-sized baby dills or cornichons for best flavor.
  • Mini cucumbers | Adds a healthy crunch without making everything soggy!
  • Mini Peppers | These peppers add a little sweet bite and a pop of color!
Olives, grapes, meat and green olive on skewer to place in charcuterie cup.
Layer grapes, olives, meats.
Another skewer loaded with grapes, meats, cheese, mini cucumber and blackberry at the top for charcuterie cup.
Be sure to add good variety to each skewer.

Add-Ins

Once you’ve filled your base and added the skewers, have fun filling in the gaps with these foods!

  • Crackers – Any kind that strikes your fancy! Pretzels and dried bread sticks work well too.
  • Sliced Cheese – White cheddar, sharp cheddar, smoked cheddar, or a cranberry cheddar- delish!
  • Chocolate – Foil wrapping provides a barrier so that the chocolate stays fresh and free from moisture or strong flavors. Use milk and/or dark chocolate. Plus, they are just plain pretty!
  • Seasonal Treats – Trader Joe’s always has fun seasonal items that can easily be added to your cups. Try chocolate covered stars, pumpkin shaped mousse cakes or a sprinkle of treats from the Jingle Jangle tin. Or skewer my Sugared Cranberries for sweetness and a pop of color.
  • Fresh Herbs – While your eaters may not munch on fresh herbs, it adds a beautiful presentation and pleasing aroma. Try skewering some olives on fresh rosemary, add a sprig of thyme, or make mini caprese skewers by adding fresh basil.
Beautiful charcuterie cup filled with three skewers of goodies, along with crackers, cheeses and chocolate.

How to Pack a Charcuterie Board to Go

Here is exactly what I used to make my charcuterie cups:

  • Base | Nuts (walnuts and pecans), blackberries, and foil-wrapped chocolates were added to the bottom. Crackers, blackberries, sliced white cheddar, sliced Wensleydale cheese with cranberries, and foil-wrapped chocolates were added to fill the cups after the skewers were added.
  • Skewer 1 | Blackberry, baby cucumber, baby mozzarella ball, folded prosciutto (2), and green grapes (3).
  • Skewer 2 | Garlic stuffed green olive, rolled Italian dry salami (3), and purple grapes (3).
  • Skewer 3 | Cubed yellow cheddar, folded Italian dry salami, folded peppered dry salami, folded coppa, green grape, purple grape, and garlic stuffed green olive.
Charcuterie cups on tray ready for serving.

How to Make Charcuterie Cups or a Picnic Charcuterie Board

When deciding what to put in your charcuterie cups, consider both balance and variety. You want each cup to have enough variety to be interesting but also contain ingredients that complement each other and go well together. Have fun with both flavors and textures, including sweet, savory, salty, crunchy, soft, cured, and fresh ingredients.

Charcuterie cups ready to serve on tray.

Variations

  • Add pizzazz to your cups or glass containers (Jarcuteries) and customize them to include seasonal or themed items. Holiday-shaped cookies, seasonally flavored items, in-season produce, and homemade treats all make great additions.
  • Have a favorite cheese or specialty shop? Select personal or local favorites to give your cups a unique feel.
  • Try my delicious cheese dips or Cranberry Cream Cheese Dip alongside your to-go charcuterie cups. Hot honey, artisan preserves, bruschetta, pesto, or hummus also go fabulously well with charcuterie cups.

Recommended Equipment for Charcuterie Cups

  • 4-9 ounce plastic cups or paper cups or 8-ounce mason jars; you could even use small bowls or mini plates
  • Bamboo skewers – Not too long, these 6 inch skewers work perfectly.
  • Cutting board – I love these bamboo cutting boards; inexpensive and eco-friendly.
  • Knife – This is my all-around favorite everyday knife! I use it for just about everything!
How to pack charcuterie board to go, showing cups on a board and charcuterie cup on counter with fresh herbs and grapes.

Storage Tips 

  • These cups can be made up to 24 hours ahead of time. Leave out any items that might get soggy (crackers, pretzels, etc.) and add them as the last step, right before serving.
  • Cover the prepared cups with plastic wrap to prevent the meat and cheese from drying out, and store them in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
  • Store any leftovers (removing crackers, pretzels, etc) in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 4 days.
Hand holding skewer packed with grapes, salami, baby mozzarella, mini cucumber, blackberry.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much food will I need for the charcuterie cups?

The amount of food needed will vary depending on how many people you are serving. A good rule of thumb is 2 ounces of meat, 1-2 ounces of cheese, and ½-1 ounce of nuts per person. Additionally, you will want ingredients like fruit, crackers, olives, and/or chocolate to supplement.

What size of cups should I use?

Consider whether you are serving these as a pre-dinner appetizer or alongside other appetizers as the main course. For pre-dinner appetizers, I suggest 4 oz cups. 8-9 oz cups or mason jars will hold more food and would work well as part of an appetizer only spread. When using longer skewers, use a taller cup to help stabilize the base and prevent tipping.

What type of skewers should I use?

A variety of skewers or long toothpicks will work for these charcuterie cups. Avoid long skewers like the type used for shish kabobs or grilling. I used 6-inch bamboo skewers.

How long can charcuterie sit out?

This will depend on the ingredients you are using, and the temperature that the food is sitting at, but generally, you do not want charcuterie to sit out at room temperature for more than 2 hours. Keeping these charcuterie cups refrigerated until you are ready to serve them will help keep them fresh. But, who are we kidding? These cuties will be gone well before that!

How to Pack Charcuterie Cups to Go

Use a higher-edged tray or even a fruit box and pack your charcuterie cups snuggly in the box, filling in gaps with tissue paper or tea towels to keep them upright. If traveling with them for a distance, make sure they are well-sealed with plastic wrap.

Place an ice pack or two underneath the tray or box for transport if in warmer climates.

Hand grabbing a charcuterie cup off of a tray.

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Charcuterie cup filled with cured meats, cheese, veggies on skewersand nuts and crackers.

Individual Charcuterie Cups

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Author: Kathleen Pope
Prep Time: 15 minutes minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes minutes
Servings: 4 or more servings
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These individual charcuterie cups are everything you love about charcuterie boards but loads more fun! I'll show you how to pack a charcuterie board to go. These tasty single–serve treats are easy to make, portable, and perfect for gatherings large and small.

Equipment

  • Wusthof Santoku knife 5 inch; Black

Ingredients 
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Base Layer (choose 2 or more)

  • 4-8 tablespoons nuts Mixed nuts, like cashews, almonds, walnuts, pecans, pistachios.
  • 4-8 berries blackberries or other berries or dried fruit
  • 4-8 slices firm cheese like cheddar, Wensleydale cheese
  • 4-8 pieces chocolates foil wrapped chocolates work best

Skewers (choose a variety of 3 or more per skewer)

  • 8 ounces cured meat sliced thin; like salami, chorizo, prosciutto, pepperoni, Calabrese, Mortadella, Capocollo, Soppressata, Summer Sausage
  • 4-8 ounces semi-hard cheese or semi-soft cheeses Brie wedges, Gouda, Cheddar,Havarti, baby mozzarella balls, cheddar cheese cubes
  • 4-8 olives Try garlic stuffed, regular, Spanish olives, blue cheese stuffed for variety
  • 6-12 grapes black, red, green, seedless grapes are best
  • 4-8 fresh berries like blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, and small strawberries. Sugared cranberries would be great too!
  • 4-8 pickles or cucumbers mini dill pickles, baby cucumbers or cornichons work well here

Final Loose Ingredients

  • 4-16 crackers use hearty crackers, pretzel sticks, cookies to fill in gaps
  • 4-8 chocolates add additional chocolates to fill in gaps
  • 4-8 slices hard cheeses add colorful slices of hard cheeses to fill in some of the gaps
  • 4-8 sprigs rosemary use fresh rosemary or thyme for a beautiful presentation
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Instructions

  • Line up your cups on a table or working surface. Begin by filling the bottom of the cups with loose foods like nuts, chocolates, berries, sliced cheese, and/or crackers.You can add more loose ingredients after the skewers have been added in order to fill the cup, but it is good to start with dense items like nuts to help weigh the base of the cup down.
  • Create 3 types of skewers with at least 3 ingredients to put in each cup. Remember that if the skewers are too top-heavy, they will make the cup tip so be sure the add some heavy pieces (like grapes or olives) towards the bottom of each skewer.
  • Place 3 finished skewers in each cup, making sure to include a variety of ingredients in each cup. Use additional loose items to finish filling the cups making them look full and balanced.
  • Place finished cups on a tray, cover in plastic wrap, and place in the fridge until ready to serve.
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Notes

Here is exactly what I used to make my charcuterie cups:
  • Base – Nuts (walnuts and pecans), blackberries, and foil-wrapped chocolates were added to the bottom. Crackers, blackberries, sliced white cheddar, sliced Wensleydale cheese with cranberries, and foil-wrapped chocolates were added to fill the cups after the skewers were added.
  • Skewer 1 – Blackberry, baby cucumber, baby mozzarella ball, folded prosciutto (2), and green grapes (3).
  • Skewer 2 – Garlic stuffed green olive, rolled Italian dry salami (3), and purple grapes (3).
  • Skewer 3 – Cubed yellow cheddar, folded Italian dry salami, folded peppered dry salami, folded coppa, green grape, purple grape, and garlic stuffed green olive.
  • Ingredient Notes
  • Cheese – For the skewers, the cheese should be cubed. Avoid dry hard cheese like parmesan as it can crack and crumble when skewered. Soft cheeses without a rind also are not great options for the skewers. The best cheeses for the skewers are semi-hard or semi-soft cheeses that hold their shape well but also do not crumble. Sliced hard cheese can be added loose to the base of the cup.
  • Meats – Meats can be rolled or folded for the skewers. Wet-cured meats can be used but are harder to skewer than dry-cured meats and may need to be rolled tightly in order to stay on.
  • When deciding what to put in your charcuterie cups, consider both balance and variety. You want each cup to have enough variety to be interesting but also contain ingredients that complement each other and go well together. Have fun with both flavors and textures, including sweet, savory, salty, crunchy, soft, cured, and fresh ingredients.
Variations
  • Add pizzazz to your cups or glass containers (called Jarcuteries) and customize them to include seasonal or themed items. Holiday shaped cookies, seasonal flavored items, in-season produce, and homemade treats all make great additions.
  • Have a favorite cheese or specialty shop? Select personal or local favorites to give your cups a unique feel.
  • Try my Delicious Cheese Dips or Cranberry Cream Cheese Dip alongside your to go charcuterie cups. Hot honey, artisan preserves, bruschetta, pesto, or hummus also go fabulously well with charcuterie cups.
**Please note that the nutritional information will vary greatly based on the amounts you choose to put in each cup, the types of meats, cheeses, crackers, etc. 

Nutrition

Serving: 1cup | Calories: 706kcal | Carbohydrates: 19g | Protein: 37g | Fat: 54g | Saturated Fat: 24g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 4g | Monounsaturated Fat: 19g | Trans Fat: 0.4g | Cholesterol: 127mg | Sodium: 1963mg | Potassium: 767mg | Fiber: 4g | Sugar: 9g | Vitamin A: 1030IU | Vitamin C: 10mg | Calcium: 644mg | Iron: 2mg
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  1. Sandra L Haasis

    Sun, Nov 5, 2023 at 9:04 am

    5 stars
    Works well and looks pretty.

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Sun, Nov 5, 2023 at 8:00 pm

      Glad you liked it!

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  2. Cara

    Tue, Jan 3, 2023 at 5:00 pm

    5 stars
    I just brought these to a party, and they were a hit! Super fun idea, will definitely be trying out different combos and making again!

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Wed, Jan 4, 2023 at 9:57 am

      Love hearing that!! Thank you!

      Reply
  3. justin

    Tue, Jan 3, 2023 at 3:55 pm

    Was such a hit for NYe!!

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Wed, Jan 4, 2023 at 9:57 am

      Yay!!

      Reply
  4. Jamie

    Tue, Jan 3, 2023 at 3:10 pm

    5 stars
    This is such a cute idea! I used this for my latest dinner party and everyone loved it!

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 12:20 pm

      So happy to hear that Jamie!

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  5. Tavo

    Tue, Jan 3, 2023 at 2:16 pm

    5 stars
    Great tips! I’ll definitely take them into account next time I make one. I always make a mess and this seems like the definite right way to do it!

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 12:20 pm

      A much less messy method!

      Reply
  6. Jennifer Stewart

    Fri, Dec 30, 2022 at 4:56 am

    5 stars
    Super cute!! I love those baby cucumbers!

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Fri, Dec 30, 2022 at 7:06 am

      The cutest arenโ€™t they!!

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