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Charcuterie & Snack BoardsNo. 5429 · The 2026 edition

Halloween Hocus Pocus Charcuterie

Transform your Halloween party with a Hocus Pocus charcuterie board starring the Sanderson sisters—deliciously spooky and easy to assemble!

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Halloween Hocus Pocus Charcuterie
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This Hocus Pocus charcuterie board features three cheese witches representing Sarah, Winnie, and Mary Sanderson, each with unique hair and dress ingredients. Fill the tray with crackers, meats, candies, and themed decorations, then spell out 'Hocus Pocus' with alphabet cookies. It's a fun, edible centerpiece perfect for any Halloween gathering.

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Position bowls, cups, cookie cutters, and decorations on your serving tray first. This gives you a framework to work around.
  2. Place the three round white cheeses (Brie, mozzarella, and goat) in the center of the tray; these will become the witch faces.
  3. Decorate each cheese to match a Sanderson sister: for Sarah, use popcorn for hair and pomegranate seeds or raspberries for her dress; for Winnie, a cheeseball for hair and sliced kiwi and green apple for her dress; for Mary, blackberries or blueberries for hair and candy corn for her dress.
  4. Create witch eyes using a black edible marker, peppercorns, or sliced olives. For the mouths, cut small pieces of strawberry into shape.
  5. If you have Halloween-shaped cookie cutters, fill them with small snacks such as nuts, cubed cheese, or fruit.
  6. Use assorted crackers, sliced meats (summer sausage, prosciutto, salami), and Halloween candies (marshmallow ghosts, chocolate pumpkins, gummy worms) to fill any empty spaces.
  7. Attach candy eyeballs to items like sliced sausage to transform them into monster or snake shapes.
  8. Finally, place letter-shaped cookies to spell "HOCUS POCUS" and arrange them in the center of the tray.
  9. Accompany the board with small spoons and serving knives as needed, then dig into your spooky creation!

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