Y’all know I love a good cheese board. Last year I had so much fun putting together a Trader Joe’s Fall Snack Board, I decided to do another rendition with all the fun fall stuff I found on my most recent trip. TBH, shopping at Trader Joe’s is just as, if not more, exciting for me as shopping for clothes. Maybe even more. I find it therapeutic. So after a particularly long and stressful week, I headed to TJ’s with the mission of checking out all the fun fall stuff.
I picked up a few of my favorite things from last year, like the Fig and Olive Crackers. They’re a good mix of savory and sweet and are very sturdy, so good for spreading a creamy cheese. The Autumn Chimay is another repeat from last year, it’s a nice mild cheese that pairs well with apples. The Cornbread Crackers were a new try for me and I highly recommend. They actually taste like cornbread, but are a bit crumbly. They’re also delicious as a salad crouton. The Autumn Leaves Chips are super cute, but do just taste like regular tortilla chips, fyi. I actually don’t go crazy for pumpkin spice flavored things, so was surprised by how much I like the Pumpkin Spice Batons. The Apple Cider Jam was new for me too, it was really nice paired with the cheese and salami together!
Ingredients
- Creamy Brie Cheese
- Autumn Chimay
- Tapas style cheese
- Pepperoni or salami
- Honeycrisp apple, sliced
- Dried figs
- Persian cucumbers, sliced
- Cornbread crisps
- Fig and olive crackers
- Autumn leaves chips
- Pumpkin spice batons
- Apple cider jam
- Honey
- Harvest salsa
Directions
- Place cheese on three opposite sides of board
- Add three small bowls for condiments, one by each cheese
- Spread chips beside salsa bowl
- Add cornbread crisps between two of the cheeses
- Add apples on the other side of cheese
- Arrange salami around one of the condiment bowls
- Fill in space between cheese with cucumbers, figs, remaining crackers and pumpkin spice batons
- Fill condiment bowls with apple cider jam, honey and salsa
Happy snacking! What is your favorite Fall item from Trader Joe’s? Let me know in the comments below!
Biscuits & blessings,
Leels