December 7 2023

Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board with Mickey Candy

Name: Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 12
Cuisine: Christmas
Ingredients: 10-12 White Chocolate Coated Oreos; 10-12 Chocolate Coated Oreos; 10-12 Red Holiday Oreos; 1 cup Chocolate-coated Pretzels; ½ cup Peppermint Marshmallows; 10-12 Mint chocolate cookies; 12 Mini Red Velvet Cupcakes; 10-12 White Chocolate Sprinkle Cookies; 10-12 Mickey Mouse Chocolatey-Dipped Coconut Patties; 1 box Minnie's Sweets Chocolate and Vanilla Character Cookies; 1 box Disney Chocolate Dipped Shortbread Rounds; 1 cup Milk Chocolate Covered Mickey Mouse Pretzels; 1 cup Gummi Disney Characters; 1 cup Sour Gummi Disney Characters

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Discover the enchantment of our Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board, a delightful addition to any special event, festive gathering, or cozy Disney movie night!

This whimsical board, brimming with Disney sweet treats, transforms your snack time into a magical experience.

Perfect for Disney enthusiasts and sweet treat lovers alike, it’s a unique and fun way to bring a little Disney magic into your home and celebrate your love for all things Disney!

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Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board

We are huge Disney fans at The Purple Pumpkin Blog, and with over 10 trips to Disney Parks over the years, we have a lot of favorite Disney snacks! We always say that Mickey Mouse-shaped snacks are the best kind of snacks!

We also love setting up Charcuterie Boards—even though these days, pretty much any food shared on a big board is classed as charcuterie and far from the variety of meats and cheese that go on a traditional charcuterie board.

A lot of the treats on our sweet snack board come from Walt Disney World, and you’ll find many of them in Goofy’s Candy Co. in Disney Springs.

If you haven’t visited the Most Magical Place on Earth (that’s Magic Kingdom at WDW!) or the Happiest Place on Earth (that’s Disneyland), fans of Mickey don’t have to miss out…

You can fill your board with an array of sweets and desserts available to you and add some homemade Disney treats (don’t worry, we have a ton of Disney Recipes) or give it a Disney theme by using a Mickey Mouse head wood board

A wooden board covered with a variety of Mickey Mouse sweet treats - cookies, chocolate-covered pretzels, gummies, coconut patties, and rice krispy treats. Additional generic holiday treats and cookies are also on the board. The board is sat on a festive cloth, with a stack of Disney plates to the side.

How Do I Set Up A Disney Sweet Snack Board?

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Number of Servings: 12 | Prep Time: 15 mins

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Step 1 – Gather a Selection of Good Snack Foods

The hardest aspect of creating any good charcuterie board or snack tray is deciding what to put on it—the rest is easy!

The best snacks, though, are your favorite snacks, so feel free to change or add to the suggestions we’ve given you in this “recipe.”

The items listed below are used on the candy board featured in this post. But if you can’t source a particular themed snack, don’t like something, or want to switch to something else—go for it!

White Chocolate Coated Oreos
Chocolate Coated Oreos
Red Holiday Oreos
Chocolate Coated Pretzels – you can buy them ready-made or use our recipe to make them by hand (so easy!)
Peppermint Marshmallows
Mint Chocolate Cookies
Mini Red Velvet Cupcakes
White Chocolate Sprinkle Cookies

Disney Sweet Treats

Mickey Rice Krispie Treats – you can make them yourself, too! Use our Disney Halloween Mickey Mouse Pumpkin Rice Krispies Treats as a guide.
Mickey Mouse Chocolatey-Dipped Coconut Patties
Minnie’s Sweets Chocolate and Vanilla Character Cookies – use Disney Mickey Cookie Cutters and our Sugar Cookie Recipe to make your own.
Disney Chocolate Dipped Shortbread Rounds
Milk Chocolate Covered Mickey Mouse Pretzels
Gummi Disney Characters
Sour Gummi Disney Characters

The complete list of ingredients with measurements is on the recipe card at the end of this post.

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Step 2 – Select Serving Utensils!

You don’t need special equipment to set up this fun charcuterie board; you probably already have them:

Large Wooden Board – we used a rectangular board, but you can use any size/shape you like and adjust the placement of your food items accordingly.
- If you plan on moving your dessert charcuterie board, a large plastic or wooden serving tray with handles is easier to move from one place to another—as we did with our Christmas Movie Night Snack Board.
- Why not create a fun Mickey Mouse head-shaped board using a large round board for his head and two smaller boards for his ears?
Small Bowls – a small bowl or two is handy for serving gummy candies or other small treats. Use a round bowl, or a shaped one like our snowflake bowls.
Christmas-themed Paper Ice Cream Cups or Small Plates– an optional extra for guests to fill with snacks. Or grab our Free Printable Christmas Party Popcorn Boxes!
If it’s a family gathering, grabbing snacks with your hands is likely to be fine, but if serving a wider range of guests, it’s best to have some serving spoons and tongs.

Step 3 – Initial Prep!

Place 2 small bowls onto your serving tray at opposite corners—you will build your snacks around these.

If you have a larger dessert board, use more cups; use fewer cups if you have a smaller board.

Fill the bowls with Gummi Disney Characters and Sour Gummi Disney Characters

Step 4 – Place Cookies

Create a line of stacked Holiday Oreos from one bowl to the other and to the board’s edge. This divides the board and creates visual appeal.

Start placing the other large cookies around the board in groups—add them in piles, stacks, or lines – there is no right or wrong way to do this!

TIP! Abundance looks the best when setting up charcuterie boards, so make sure you fill the entire board with delicious treats!

Step 5 – Add Remaining Treats

Fill up any remaining space on your board with pretzels and smaller cookies. Place the large crispy rice Mickeys on the top. Add serving tongs and spoons if you using them.

Serve, enjoy, and have a Magical Christmas!

More Disney Charcuterie Board Ideas

This cookie and candy board is probably not the best for Christmas morning, but our Magical Mickey Mouse Disney Breakfast Charcuterie Board and Mickey Waffle Charcuterie Board for Christmas Breakfast or Brunch totally are!

If you can’t get Mickey pretzels, Make Holiday Pretzels with white chocolate-covered pretzels drizzled with melted red and green candy melts. Much like in our Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Reindeer Food Recipe

Peppermint Sticks and Candy Canes are a seasonal treat for sure. Why not use Mini Candy Canes to make a heart shape as a festive decoration on your board?

For a healthy option among all the sweet treats, include a selection of your favorite fruits. Use what is available seasonally in your part of the world.

And don’t forget the savory options if you’re throwing a party. Learn how to set up a Christmas Charcuterie Board or an Easy Cheese Board; and our Fun & Festive Candy Cane Charcuterie Board for The Holidays is perfect for a themed party!

Storing Leftovers

Store leftover snacks in airtight containers at room temperature.
Chocolate items can be refrigerated to prevent melting.
Most snacks will stay fresh for a few days; check the packaging for storage details.

Printable Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board Recipe Card

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Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board

Yield: 12

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 15 minutes

Celebrate the magic of Disney with the Disney Sweet Snacks Charcuterie Board, a delightful mix of Disney-themed treats and classic sweets. This board is perfect for bringing a touch of Disney to any celebration or festive gathering!