Party-Ready Charcuterie Skewer Recipes For the Holidays

These easy antipasto skewers make a fun, flavorful appetizer that’s perfect for parties or casual gatherings. Stacked with cheese, cured meats, marinated tortellini, olives, and tomatoes, they’re a tasty handheld spin on the classic antipasto platter.

Caprese skewers are a fresh, simple appetizer featuring cherry tomatoes, mozzarella pearls, and basil, finished with a balsamic drizzle. Easy to assemble and full of flavor, they’re perfect for gatherings, parties, or even a quick snack.

Pepperoni rose skewers are a fun and elegant appetizer made with pepperoni, marinated mozzarella balls, and fresh basil. Easy to assemble and full of flavor, they’re perfect for parties, holidays, or any charcuterie-style spread.

Quick and easy to prepare, these charcuterie skewers are the ultimate party food. Plus, with a couple mild tweaks, they are perfect snacks for kids as well.

Here’s some skewers that really load up on the meat options. With multiple cured meats, cheeses, and a couple curveballs like olives or mini pickles, they are a flavor sensation.

These antipasto skewers celebrate the tastes of Italy in a handy form. Each skewer is soaked in Italian dressing for an extra bit of zip.

Charcuterie sounds fancy and more than a little intimidating, but there’s no reason it has to be. These skewers are made of simple ingredients that are available at any grocery store, but still look fantastic.

Here’s another caprese skewer, but this one comes with an added twist. Adding hearty tortellini into the mix gives this an extra oomph of flavor.

These Greek salad skewers follow the idea of the caprese ones, but with a more Mediterranean spin. Just don’t forget the Greek dressing.

Want to turn BLTs into something just a little bit fancy? These ham BLT skewers are the perfect option.

Deli salads are known for having all sorts of wild curveballs mixed in, and these salad skewers are no exception. Dressed with a simple basil mayo, they are packed full of flavor.

These antipasto skewers really go all out. There’s the traditional meats and cheeses, but some extras like pepperoncini and artichoke hearts really deepen the flavor profile.

These charcuterie skewers taste great, which is always desirable. But the real appeal comes in the presentation, with them arranged on the plate like a delicious wreath.

This is such a cute idea, and sure to be a hit, especially with kids. The turkey club sandwiches are tasty and simple to eat in skewer form.

Mediterranean cuisine offers a wealth of flavors, and these skewers take guests on a little journey. There’s plenty of mild options like turkey and cheese, with little zips of spiciness to keep things lively.

There are all sorts of healthy meal skewer options, but it’s fun to cut loose a little now and then. Dense pound cake works great on a skewer, layered with fresh berries for a fantastic dessert option.

Since wedge salads are so chunky, they’re the perfect option for a salad skewer. Dress them up with a little bleu cheese for a super tasty, super convenient lunch option.

These caprese skewers are simple and perfect. Made with high-quality ingredients, they taste amazing and no one will even notice they are meat-free.

Here’s another skewer option where the presentation is just as important as the taste. Use red, white(ish), and blue fruits on skewers to make an American flag.

Keep things simple with these kiddie kabobs. Grab a few favorites for the kids and line them up on a skewer for a mess-free meal.

There are plenty of salads that work well on skewers, but you can’t skip the chef salad. Hard-boiled eggs cut in half pair perfectly with ham and the other classic ingredients on the skewer.