Custom Charcuterie Boards and Serving Trays
Charcuterie boards have become a favorite corporate gift because they are useful, look generous on a table and give a laser engraved logo a handsome wood surface to sit on. This collection has 23 boards and serving sets. Bamboo trays with porcelain or ceramic bowls and slate cheese servers sit at the accessible end.
Mid-range choices include a portable board with a lid and a mini board with a cheese spreader. The premium range comes from La Cuisine, Boska and Powerstick, with acacia, marble and slate boards, hidden tool drawers and knife sets.
What Is on the Board
- Bamboo serving trays: with handles, with porcelain or ceramic bowls, or cut into an FSC certified festive tree shape for the holidays.
- Cheese sets: three-piece bamboo kits, a marble board with a slicer, and a slate board with three knives in a wooden box.
- La Cuisine acacia: a charcuterie board with a gift box, an oval tray, a two-tier tray and boards with hidden serving tools.
- Boska and Powerstick: a large round Amigo serving board, an Amigo cheese board with knife, and a slice and serve board.
Decoration Options
- Laser engraving: used on 11 boards, it cuts the logo into acacia, bamboo or marble for a lasting, upscale finish.
- Screen print: another 11 boards are screen printed, a good route for color logos on trays and cheese sets.
- Full color and debossing: a portable lidded board and an appetizer board print in full color, and the slate knife set is debossed.
Law firms, wealth managers, wineries, real estate teams and event planners use them for holiday gifts, closing gifts and speaker thank-yous, often paired with a bottle or a gourmet snack box. Seven are FSC certified and twelve carry a food safe listing. Boards start at $8.19; some styles can be ordered five at a time and none needs more than 50, with production taking 10 to 14 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Boards here begin around $8.19 for a bamboo and slate charcuterie board and $8.40 for a bamboo serving tray with porcelain bowls. Most La Cuisine acacia boards fall between about $23 and $41. Premium sets with knives or hidden tools reach about $51.83.
Eleven boards are laser engraved, which suits wood and bamboo and gives a classic, tone-on-tone mark. Eleven are screen printed for color. Two are printed in full color, such as the portable board with a lid, and one slate set comes in a wooden box with a debossed logo. For upscale gifts, engraving is a common choice.
Several boards come with tools for cheese and meats:
- La Cuisine cheese board with four hidden serving tools, about $35.13
- Boska Amigo cheese board and knife set, about $49.13
- Slate cheese board with three knives in a wooden box, about $50.43
- Marble and acacia cheese board with a knife drawer, about $51.83
La Cuisine offers the largest selection, with seven acacia boards and trays, including a two tier serving tray and a 16 x 12 inch cutting and serving board. Boska contributes the Amigo round board and the Amigo knife set, and Powerstick offers a slice and serve board. Brand-name boards add perceived value to a client gift.
Yes. Minimums start at just 5 pieces on some boards and go up to 50, so a small business can order exactly enough for its top clients. Production takes about 10 to 14 days, and setup is $45 to about $94 depending on the decoration.
Wood and bamboo boards are best washed by hand with mild soap and dried right away, rather than soaked or run through the dishwasher. Only one board here is listed as dishwasher safe. A light coat of food-grade oil now and then keeps the surface from drying out. Seven boards are FSC certified and twelve are food safe.