This budget-friendly Charcuterie Board is made up entirely of Costco goodies. This board is easy to put together and perfect for feeding a crowd!
Easy Charcuterie Board
I was at Costco looking for meal prep supplies and I found this amazing cheese flight for only $19.99. It’s the perfect assortment of cheeses and I was immediately inspired to put together a Costco charcuterie board. I love the idea of a one-stop shop for building a charcuterie board. Building a charcuterie or grazing board should be fun and easy!
Then I found this selection of uncured meats for only $12.99 and I knew I had a perfect match! The best part of both the meat and cheese selections is that they didn’t expire for several months, so this is something you could keep on hand for last minute guests.
What Should I add to my Charcuterie Board?
To round out my board, I used sliced apples, grapes, smoked almonds, multigrain crackers, and Kirkland’s Signature Baguettes with Kirkland Organic Extra Virgin Olive oil for dipping.
Charcuterie Board Cost Breakdown
- Cheese Flight – $19.99
- Assorted Uncured Meats – $12.99
- Grapes – $8.99
- Apple Slices – $6.99
- Smoked Almonds – $16 – used 1/4 $4
- Kirkland Signature Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil – $16.00 – (used about 1/8) $2.00
- CrunchMaster Multigrain Crackers – $6.89 – (used 1/2) $3.45
- Kirkland Signature Baguettes – $4.99
Total Cost – $63.40
How Many Does this Charcuterie Board Feed?
This board is huge and I would comfortably say it would feed 10.
You get 3 pounds of meat, 1.875 pounds of cheese, 4 pounds of grapes, 2 pounds of apples, 1 1/2 pounds of bread, plus crackers and almonds.
In the Costco wine section, I found Kirkland Signature wines for $7.99 for a 1.5 liter bottle, which equals two bottles of wine! These big bottles are perfect for a party. If you got a bottle of white and a bottle of red you would only spend around $80 for your total budget! Add some Costco fresh flowers and you have a party for under $100!
The perfect budget-friendly charcuterie board.
- 1 1.875 pound Kirkland Signature Cheese Flight
- 1 3 pound Uncured Antipasto Selection
- 1 32 oz Bag Sliced Apples
- 4 pounds Seedless Red Grapes
- 1 bag Crunchmaster Multi-Grain Crackers
- 1 2 pack Kirkland Signature Baguettes
- Blue Diamond Smokehouse Almonds
- Kirkland Signature Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Sea Salt
- Freshly Ground Black Pepper
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Assemble Charcuterie Board. Slice baguettes on the diagonal and serve with olive oil sprinkled with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
- 1 1.875 pound Kirkland Signature Cheese Flight
- 1 3 pound Uncured Antipasto Selection
- 1 32 oz Bag of Sliced Organic Apples
- 4 pounds Seedless Red Grapes
- 1 bag Crunchmaster Multi-Grain Crackers
- 1 2 pack Kirkland Signature Baguettes
- Blue Diamond Smokehouse Almonds
- Kirkland Signature Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Sea Salt
- Freshly Ground Black Pepper
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Assemble Charcuterie Board. Slice baguettes on the diagonal and serve with olive oil sprinkled with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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How long does it last once the tray is opened and stored in fridge?
Hi Crystal! Are you referring to the cheese? Tightly rewrapped cheese can last for a long time in the fridge. Soft cheese will need to be used sooner. I would guess 5 days, but each type of cheese will probably vary.
Costco really has it all! Thanks for this great insight on how to put together a gorgeous board with all costco ingredients! YUM.
I’ve always wanted to make a board like this! I can’t wait to make one with my daughter! So excited!
I’m definitely that person walking down the Costco aisles of cheese and drooling. I gotta try this charcuterie!!
I did a charcuterie board yesterday and followed your recommendations, it turned out so good! Thank you for your tips, so useful!