(SPOT.ph) 'Tis the season for going all out for your loved ones—which usually means cramming all the parties, catching-up sessions, reunions, and date nights within the few vacation days of your Christmas break. For some of us though who would rather do it at home, you can make it more festive with the prettiest charcuterie boards that everyone is bound to post on social media. To help you land that perfect charcuterie board—sans the hassle of sourcing the cheeses, cold cuts, and fruits—we’ve listed some spots that have your back this holiday season.
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Where to order charcuterie boards for Christmas
Aguila: Gourmet Grazing Pan
Aguila is one of the most underrated brands there is when it comes to gourmet meats that are 1. readily available in supermarkets, and 2. don't burn a hole in your wallet. Aguila has a Gourmet Grazing Pan that includes 150 grams of Pepperoni Salami, 250 grams of assorted fruits (like olive and jalapeños), 250 grams of Pepperbites, 100 grams of Prosciutto, 125 grams of Camembert, 40 grams of Pretzels, and 40 grams of Mangoes.
Price + How to order: Aguila's Gourmet Grazing Pan costs P1,500, and is good for sharing between four to five people. This is exclusively available via the Aguila website.
Aperitif: Caviar Graze Box
Nothing brings out the oohs and ahhs like a grazing board with fancy ol' caviar. Take for example Aperitif's Caviar Graze Box, where the bestselling Truffle Salmon Caviar Pie takes center stage on the board. The pie is surrounded by European cold cuts, verrine samplers, and an assortment of breads and olive skewers. Aperitif also sells the Truffle Caviar Pie (solo) for those who want to take the do-it-yourself route and be the one to source the cheeses, meats, and whatnot.
Price + How to order: Apertif's Caviar Graze Box costs P5,650 and the Truffle Caviar Pie costs P2,250 for a six-inch pie, both with a lead time of two days. You can place an order via Aperitif's website.
For more information, check out Aperitif.ph's Facebook page.
Edible Box Co.
Need a smaller charcuterie board for noche buena or media noche? If you're having a more intimate celebration—perhaps a date night—or if you're flying solo, Edible Box Co. has a smaller charcuterie for that purpose. The Mini Box comes with a small bottle of wine (your choice of regular wine or sangria), two kinds of cheeses, two types of cold cuts, honey or jam, crackers, roasted nuts, olives and cocktail onions, and fresh and dried fruits.
Price + How to order: Edible Box Co.'s Mini Box costs P1,980 and is good for one to two people only. You can place an order via Edible Box Co's online form.
For more information, check out Edible Box Co.'s Facebook page.
Grazely: The Cheese Lover's Platter - Grand
If you're having a big party this Christmas, then the charcuterie should just be as grand—you don't want to leave anyone cheese-deprived, that we can assure you of. Grazely's The Cheese Lover's Platter Grand is a beautifully plated charcuterie that feeds a big crowd of 12 to 15 people an assortment of cheeses (three kinds of classic cheeses and three kinds of premium cheeses), fresh fruits, nuts, and garnishes. It comes with a box of crackers to pair the cheeses with.
Price + How to order: Grazely's The Cheese Lover's Platter Grand costs P5,489 and it serves 12 to 15 people. You can place an order via Grazely's website.
For more information, check out Grazely's Facebook page.
Grazing Box Manila: 12 Cheese of Christmas
Call your cheese-loving amigas for an intimate Christmas party and serve Grazing Box Manila's 12 Cheese of Christmas. This charcuterie box-cum-advent calendar comes with 12 kinds of premium cheeses, namely the Red Pesto Cheese, Gruyere, Manchego, Gouda w/ Lavender, Appenzeller, Colby Jack, Truffle Noir, Brie, Spanish Cheese Iberico, Sharp Cheddar Cheese, and Gouda Hot Pepper, plus a bottle of wine.
Price + How to order: Grazing Box Manila's 12 Cheese of Christmas costs P4,799 and is good for two to four people. You can place an order by messaging Grazing Box Manila on Instagram.
For more information, check out Grazing Box MNL's Facebook page.
La Petite Fromagerie: Cheese & Charcuterie Box
La Petite Fromagerie is popular for its cheeses, especially its bottled artisanal cheese spreads. If you want to serve these to your guests this holiday season (and beyond), the Cheese & Charcuterie Board has a bottle of its signature Truffle Cream Cheese Spread. The bottle comes together with three other kinds of cheese, namely, Marin French Garlic and Pepper, Manchego Semi Curado, and Double Cream Gouda, plus Salami Milano, Crostinis, and different kinds of nuts to pair the cheeses with.
Price + How to order: La Petite Fromagerie's Cheese & Charcuterie Box costs P2,800. You can place an order via La Petite Fromagerie's website.
For more information, check out La Petite Fromagerie's Facebook page.
Santis Delicatessen: Cheese & Cold Cut Platters
If delivery fees and delivery time are a big concern, Santis Delicatessen has several branches within Metro Manila that meet your charcuterie needs. Depending on your budget and how many guests are coming, Santis Delicatessen has charcuterie boards with the following prices: P1,500, P2,000, P2,500, P3,000, and P4,000. The more expensive, the bigger the charcuterie board is.
Price + How to order: Santis Delicatessen's Cheese & Cold Cut Platters come in different sizes with the following prices: P1,500, P2,000, P2,500, P3,000, and P4,000. You can place an order by contacting the Santis Delicatessen branch closest to you.
For more information, check out Santis Delicatessen's Facebook page.
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