Let's Build a Snack Board

Let's Build a Snack Board

Healthy Plant-Based Snack Board & Charcuterie Board Ideas That Are Actually Fun to Eat

If you’re searching for easy, healthy snack board ideas—whether for a plant-based charcuterie board, a vegan grazing platter, or just vibrant appetizers—this guide is for you. We love a good snack board: it’s one of those effortless, no-cook meals that feels fun, flavorful, and satisfying with zero stress. Whether you need a quick snack for movie night, a healthy party platter, or family-friendly after-school snacks, these plant-based ideas have you covered.

Why Make a Healthy Snack Board?

Protein-packed & satisfying: Our crunchy lentils are loaded with plant-based protein and fiber, keeping you full and energized.

Allergen friendly: There’s no oil, dairy, nuts, gluten, or soy in LENTIL TELEPATHY, so everyone can enjoy these savory, crunchy wonders—perfect for gatherings or solo snacking.

Sustainable & planet smart: Lentils use far less water and resources than nuts or animal proteins, making these snack boards a climate-conscious choice.

Full of color, crunch & flavor: Every bite is vibrant and crave-worthy—never boring!

How to Build the Ultimate Vegan Snack or Charcuterie Board

You don’t need fancy ingredients or skills to make a memorable grazing board. Here’s what we included on our plant-based platter:

Cheddah Lentil Snack Mix

Our vegan twist on the classic snack mix! Combine rice cereal squares with gluten-free pretzels and toss in Cheddah lentils for a cheesy, crunchy, protein-rich finish.

Guac-Filled Mini Peppers with Peri-Peri Lentils

Mini bell peppers, halved and filled with guacamole, then topped with spicy Peri-Peri lentils. A creamy, crunchy, and zesty bite.

Herby Hummus Plate with Cheddah Lentils, Tomatoes & Cucumbers

A hearty bowl of herby hummus garnished with savory Cheddah lentils. Serve with sliced cucumber and cherry tomatoes for creamy, crunchy, dippable goodness.

Watermelon with Lime & Peri-Peri Lentils

An unexpected but crowd-pleasing charcuterie board idea: sweet watermelon slices drizzled with lime and sprinkled with spicy lentils for an ultra-refreshing, sweet-and-spicy snack.

Tips for Creating an Easy Charcuterie or Snack Board

Layer in a mix of flavors, textures, and colors—think fresh veggies and fruits, dips, crackers, and crunchy plant-based protein snacks like lentils.

Use small bowls for dips and to separate ingredients (it also looks great!).

Pile ingredients in little clusters to make your platter feel abundant and inviting.

For a classic charcuterie vibe, arrange your board in sections: savory, spicy, sweet, crunchy, creamy.

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FAQs about Plant-Based Snack Boards

What can I put on a vegan charcuterie or grazing board?
Try combinations of fresh veggies, fruit, plant-based dips (like hummus or guac), nuts or seeds (if no allergies), crunchy lentils (legumes are a superfood adding protein and fiber, so graze happily in abundance!), crackers (try rice crackers if sensitive to gluten), and dried fruit.

Are snack boards healthy?
Yes, they can be healthy and DELICIOUS without compromising big bold flavor! When built with whole foods like lentils, veggies, fruits, and healthy dips, they’re nutrient-dense and filling—great for energy and nutrition.

Can I make these snack boards ahead?
Absolutely. Prep the components earlier in the day and assemble just before serving for best crunch and freshness.

That’s it—a delicious, simple, and fully customizable plant-based snack or charcuterie board that’ll wow guests, feed your family, and keep you satisfied.

Which combo will you try first for your next party platter or healthy snack break? Leave a comment and let us know!

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