A s’mores dessert board is perfect for a summer BBQ and nights around the campfire. Inspired by a charcuterie this dessert snack board will be the hit of your party.

S’mores Dessert Board

Fun for kids and adults a s’mores charcuterie board is a creative idea for any backyard bash. My kids are obsessed with this treat, and I love coming up with new flavor combinations!

Summer Backyard Party Ideas

Charcuterie and cheese boards are popular ideas for any party! S’mores dessert boards are so fun for a summer night and backyard parties. Both kids and adults are fascinated by these fun creations. They make the perfect party centerpiece too!

How many people does this serve?

This will make twelve s’mores total, which is perfect for a crowd. Adding more or less ingredients will adjust the total number of s’mores made.

Ingredients for a S’mores Board

graham crackers
strawberries
bananas
marshmallows
white chocolate bar
Reese’s cups
Peppermint Patties
Cookies and Cream Bars
Almond Joy’s
Chocolate Bars
Pretzels
Oreo’s
chocolate chip cookies
gummy bears
cereal
potato chips
candied bacon
Rice Krispies
peanut butter
nutella
honey

These are a few ideas to add to your dessert board. It’s to get creative with the ingredients that you choose. You will be surprised with the different combinations and how tasty they can be when put together.

How To Make a S’mores Board

The best part is there is no perfect way to build a board, it’s fun to get creative and hard to give exact instructions for a snack board as you want to be organically placed!

Begin by picking a board, plate, or platter to create your s’mores charcuterie board. You want to make sure whatever you choose is big enough to serve a crowd. You can also use Kraft paper or parchment paper too.

Next place your bowls of peanut butter and Nutella on the board first. Since these items are a bit bigger, you will want to work around them.

Then place graham crackers in stacks around the board. Spread out the stacks in a few different places around the board.

Continue by adding stacks of chocolate, followed by individual chocolates. For this board design, I placed one an entire Lindt chocolate candy bar on the board, stacked two Hershey’s cookies and cream bars and split the other milk chocolate bars in half.

Next fill in the blank areas with smaller chocolates like Reese’s, Peppermint Patties, truffles, Almond Joy bars, strawberries, and marshmallows.

Finally look at your board for empty spots and try and fill them in (for presentation) with marshmallows and smaller chocolates. It’s fun to stack things up, but don’t stack too high if you are feeding a crowd.

S'mores Dessert Board

Servings: 6

A s'mores board is fun dessert idea for a summer party or backyard bash.

What You Need

1 box graham crackers
5 strawberries
1 bag marshmallows large
1 Lindt white chocolate bar
4 Reese’s cups
4 Peppermint Patties
2 Hershey’s Cookies and Cream Bars
3 Almond Joy’s
4 Hershey’s Chocolate Bars
1 Lindt Chocolate bar broken into 6 pieces

Directions

The best part is there is no perfect way to build a board, it's fun to get creative and hard to give exact instructions for a snack board as you want to be organically placed!
Begin by picking a board, plate, or platter to create your s’mores charcuterie board. You want to make sure whatever you choose is big enough to serve a crowd. You can also use Kraft paper or parchment paper too.
Next place your bowls of peanut butter and Nutella on the board first. Since these items are a bit bigger, you will want to work around them.
Then place graham crackers in stacks around the board. Spread out the stacks in a few different places around the board.
Continue by adding stacks of chocolate, followed by individual chocolates. For this board design, I placed one an entire Lindt chocolate candy bar on the board, stacked two Hershey’s cookies and cream bars and split the other milk chocolate bars in half.
Next fill in the blank areas with smaller chocolates like Reese’s, Peppermint Patties, truffles, Almond Joy bars, strawberries, and marshmallows.
Finally look at your board for empty spots and try and fill them in (for presentation) with marshmallows and smaller chocolates. It's fun to stack things up, but don't stack too high if you are feeding a crowd.