Create a Charcuterie Table for Super Bowl Sunday
Super Bowl Sunday isn’t just about football – it’s a celebration of good food, great company, and delicious game day traditions. Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just in it for the snacks, this guide will help you create the perfect charcuterie board that’ll have everyone cheering.
Did you know that buffalo chicken dip is the #1 super bowl food made for parties? I’m sure that stat changes because I would have guessed 100% it was buffalo wings.

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The Ultimate Super Bowl Charcuterie Board
Creating a show-stopping charcuterie board is the great way to impress your guests as the best part of a party is the food.
What I’m going to do is create a charcuterie table of sorts. My plan is to create my traditional charcuterie faire down the center of the dining room table as charcuterie runner. Then everyone who is bringing foods can place them around the rest of the table.
Adding some football touches like foods in the shape of a football or use goal post-inspired displays are a nice touch for a super bowl party. Don’t forget to incorporate football season themes and team colors.
I used a green table cloth to represent turf. Then I cut out three football shapes on brown craft paper. I placed those at the center of the table for my runner.


What to Include on a Super Bowl Charcuterie Table
There are many different kinds of Charcuterie boards such as a dessert board, a breakfast board etc. However for Super Bowl we will be making a Super Bowl Snack Board. Here are some of my favorite things that I would include in on my Charcuterie runner:
Meats
- Salami
- Summer Sausage
- Prosciutto
- Pepperoni
- Soppresata
Starches
- Pita Chips
- GF Cracker
- Butter Crackers
- French Bread
- Bread Sticks
Veggies
- Baby Carrots
- Celery Sticks
- Asparagus
- Snap Peas
- Peppers
A perfect charcuterie board combines both sweet and savory elements. Include fresh fruit, petite gherkins, and spicy meats to keep taste buds excited. Cheese lovers will appreciate a variety of options like cheddar cheese and blue cheese. Don’t forget to add some classic football game snacks like tortilla chips
and soft pretzels
.
Crowd Pleasers Your Guests Can Bring
Don’t be afraid to ask your friends to bring a dish. Chances are they will ask you what they can bring. I like to give people suggestions so you have a wide variety of Game Day Appetizers to keep everyone’s taste buds excited. Some ideas:
- Chicken Wings
- Buffalo Chicken Dip with Chips
- Tortilla Chips, Salsa and Guacomole
- Chicken Tenders with Ranch Dip
- Fresh Fruits with fruit dip
- Soft Pretzels with spicy cheese dip
Pro Tip
Arrange your food in small bowls and on cheese plates to make serving easy and stylish. Use hollowed out peppers and artichokes as vessels.

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Beyond the Charcuterie Board
Super Bowl Sunday can be a long day and if you and your friends are spending the day celebrating. While you may be providing your guest with plenty of delicious finger foods, you might want to also offer some more substantial foods. Here are some of our favorites that we serve during half time.
- Small Sandwiches: Turkey and roast beef with cheese option
- Chili with toppings
- Smash Burgers
- Hot Dogs with all the fixings
- Italian Beef Sandwiches
Don’t forget Dessert
Some sweet treats are always appreciated at a party. I love offering up some sweets to balance out the savory options.
- Football-shaped cookies
- Brownies decorated with team colors
- Mini cupcakes with game-day themes
- Chocolate-covered pretzels
Drink Pairings and Party Tips
No Super Bowl spread is complete without drinks. Consider creating a signature cocktail or setting up a drink station with various options. Have plenty of non-alcoholic beverages available too.
One year I soaked off all the labels of a classic light beer and made stickers with the our teams logo. It’s was a very fun idea that everyone loved and many took home their empty bottle as a game day souvenir.
Shopping and Preparation Tips
Make your Super Bowl Sunday prep easier with these tips:
- – Plan out your menu and create a grocery list
- – Head to your grocery store to do your shopping
- – I love my local Trader Joe’s for my flowers
- – Prepare as much as possible the night before
- – Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold
- – Provide an airtight container for your guest to take home extra food
- – Have plenty of paper plates, napkins, and serving utensils on hand
Dietary Considerations
Remember to consider different dietary needs:
- Offer vegetarian options
- Have gluten-free alternatives
- Provide a variety of dips and sauces
- Label items with potential allergens
The Social Side of Super Bowl Sunday
Super Bowl Sunday is about more than just food and football. It’s an opportunity for quality conversation, friendly competition, and creating memories. Whether you’re rooting for the best team or just enjoying the commercials, make sure to create an welcoming atmosphere.
I personally am not much of a sports fan so I’m all about the company and conversation. I do however enjoy watching the commercials!
Final Game Day Touches
A few final tips to take your Super Bowl party to the next level:
- Decorate with football-themed items
- We always create a few football squares game
- Have backup snacks in case you run out
- Prepare some little bits of conversation starters about the teams or game
No matter how you celebrate, Super Bowl Sunday is about enjoying life’s sweetest moments with friends and family. Whether you’re hosting a big game party or having a small gathering, the key is to have fun and enjoy the experience.
From creating the perfect charcuterie board to selecting the best game day appetizers, this guide ensures you’ll be the MVP of Super Bowl Sunday. So grab your tortilla chips, prepare your favorite dips, and get ready for an unforgettable celebration of football, food, and fun!
Peace and Love,

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This was such a fun post. I love a grazing table and your charcuterie spread gave me lost of inspiration! Thanks, Lynn!