Air Fryer Halloween Charcuterie Board

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This Air Fryer Halloween Charcuterie Board is a fun collection of spooky snacks and sweet treats, all made in the air fryer.

Full photo of charcuterie board with candy scattered around the table

I love to use my air fryer to make delicious dinners, snacks, desserts, and even leftovers. So making a delicious treat board for a special occasion or holiday gathering is even more fun. This board is a fun twist on ways to use your air fryer, with enough spooky treats for everyone!

You will love making this snack board because it is the perfect board for kids. There is nothing better than a fall party with apple cider, candy apples, and basically pumpkin anything. Just add these simple treats to table with candy corn, gummy worms, and mini pumpkins, and every little guest will be having a ball.

What you need to make an Air Fryer Halloween Charcuterie Board
FAQ’s

What you need to make an Air Fryer Halloween Charcuterie Board

Each of these adorable recipes is made using a Cosori Air Fryer. Every recipe has simple steps to follow. Besides an air fryer, you will need a serving board. I have a board that is a oblong coffin shape. A rectangular snack board or circular boards will work too.

If you are on a tight budget, you don’t need to purchase a board with complicated shapes to have a creative presentation. You can use bread board, a wooden cutting board, or even a cookie sheet.

FAQ’s

What is a Charcuterie?

A traditional charcuterie board usually serves a spread of meats with Tillamook cheese slices, fruits, nuts, bread, and crackers. I like to think of it a serving tray with small finger foods you want to serve to guests, depending on the type of party.

This Air Fryer Halloween Charcuterie Board is my favorite board and is specifically designed with spooky treats for a Halloween theme. However, you are the party host, and can choose what type of board to make.

What other types of charcuterie boards can I make?

You can do any board of choice making the decision upon who your guests will be, color scheme, and what type of event or holiday party you are having. I chose a board for kids, but you can make a healthy snack board, a candy board, a meat and cheese board, or an all sweet snack board.

Why make a charcuterie?

Serving creative treats on a board for guests is a great way to present individual pieces. Keep it simple as a grazing board for appetizers, especially finger foods. If you want your board to look like an abundance of food, you can add a box of crackers, bread slices, and filler fruits, like grapes or banana slices.

For this adorable board, I grabbed some of our favorite treats. I made Mummy Brownies, Mummy Dogs, Halloween Chex Mix, Chocolate Ghost Cupcakes, and frosted Pumpkin Spice Donut Holes. To fill in the board, I added sprinkles of candies, and dipping sauces for the Mummy Dogs.