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A wood tray with graham crackers, skewers/marshmallow forks, a ceramic platter with cookies and marshmallows, and chocolate bars on the other side of the ceramic platter on the wood tray.

You’ve heard of a Charcuterie board, and I’m sure you’ve made one (it is the trend right now), but have you tried a S’mores Dessert Board? I Love any excuse to eat a melted marshmallow with chocolate, but what if I told you it doesn’t just have to be graham crackers and chocolate? It also doesn’t have to be a long homemade process either! Yup, this simple DIY requires you to run to fav store and grab all of your fav candy and cookies. Hello Elder Millenial Nostalgia!

All you have to do is buy up any (or all, I’m not here to judge) of your favorite chocolate candies and cookies. Put them all on a cute platter/board/tray with some skewers and DONE!

What to Put On Your S’mores Dessert Board:

Graham crackers, I’ve also seen chocolate-covered Graham Cracker squares, and they have become a fav in this house for S’mores.
Cookies: Oreos, chocolate chip, oatmeal, fudge striped, and pretty much any Girl Scout cookie (or store version of GSC) works.
Marshmallows, I mean it’s not a s’more without marshmallows!
Chocolate bars (Any chocolate is great! Dark, milk, cookies + cream, white, or ruby will work.)
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups are amazing for this!
Fruit (if you want to try to tell yourself it’s “healthy” you could use any type of berries, apples, or pears. Just make sure your slice them, it’s easier to eat)
Peanut butter is great too. When I decide to use peanut butter, I like to place it in a small bowl/ramekin and tuck it into the platter with a cute butter knife for spreading.
Skewers. I like these extendable roasting sticks because I can use them at our tiny gas fireplace or a camping fire and they work great for both! They’re also really inexpensive and easy to store away. You can also use the heavy-duty ones for hot dogs as well.

Coconut chocolate cookie, marshmallow and graham cracker

Reese's peanut butter cup on a graham cracker

the finished Reese's peanut butter cup s'more

opened vanilla Oreo with a piece of chocolate on the frosting side

Cooked Marshmallow with a hallow center and you can see the fire inside of the hole.

The basics

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Layering and Aesthetics

I personally prefer layering my S’mores Dessert Board with trays and platters. It makes carrying easier, and the layers help you with the look and feel (without the stress).

Tray

Wooden Serving Decorative Tray

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Platter

I personally LOVE Mora Ceramics and their platters are my absolute favorite!

Mora Ceramic L & XL Serving Dishes – 13.5 & 11.8in (Vanilla White)

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Just a Board

If you’re looking to make your S’mores Dessert Board more like a Charcuterie Board, this cuddle board set by WeMade is perfect for it.

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More rustic/Camp Style

Maybe you want something more “camp” looking for your S’mores Dessert Board? How about a large (15 inc) Enamel Paella Pan? I love the speckled enamel covering that makes it look more like “camp” cookware.

Enamel 15″ Paella Pan

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One of my kids grabbing a marshmallow cooking fork from the s'mores tray.

Did you try it, have questions?

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Don’t forget to tag me on Instagram or Facebook, @jenngiamsmith #JennGiamSmith, and share your thoughts. It’s wonderful to see loved ones coming together over delicious food. Or share it on this post’s Pinterest Pin so I can see what you do for your S’mores Dessert Board!

Have some ideas of your own?

Comment below! I love hearing from you all!

Need more platter inspiration? Check out the Mandarin Orange Christmas Tree Fruit Platter

S’mores Dessert Platter

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Author: Jenn Giam Smith
Total Time: 20 minutes
Yield: 10 people

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Description

S’mores dessert platters are a delightful and simple way to upgrade this traditional camping favorite.

Ingredients

Graham crackers, I’ve also seen chocolate-covered Graham Cracker squares, and they have become a fav in this house for S’mores.

Cookies: Oreos, chocolate chip, oatmeal, fudge striped, and pretty much any Girl Scout cookie (or store version of GSC) works.

Marshmallows, I mean it’s not a s’more without marshmallows!

Chocolate bars (Any chocolate is great! Dark, milk, cookies + cream, white, or ruby will work.

Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups are amazing for this!

Fruit (if you want to try to tell yourself it’s “healthy” you could use any type of berries, apples, or pears. Just make sure your slice them, it’s easier to eat)

Peanut butter (or other kinds of nut butter).

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Instructions

Arrange chosen ingredients (from above) on the platter or tray of choice in a fun/pretty way (think of it like art, so honestly whatever you think is perfect. Remember, art is subjective).
If you choose peanut butter, scoop some into a small bowl/ramekin and tuck it into the platter with a cute butter knife for spreading.
Place skewers down along the sides of the platter or tray. I like these extendable roasting sticks because I can use them at our tiny gas fireplace or a camping fire and they work great for both! They’re also really inexpensive and easy to store away. You can also use the heavy-duty ones for hot dogs as well.