Kosher Meat Boards and Charcuterie Platters

Kosher meat boards and charcuterie platters, sized by how many people you are feeding

A Jerky Munch board is kosher beef jerky arranged on a wooden board, in seven sizes, from a 4 oz personal board at $45 to a 3 lb jumbo at $355. You pick the flavors on every one. They are made in Jackson, New Jersey under the hashgacha of the CRC Hisachdus.

The question everyone asks first is which size. Here is the whole answer in one list.

Which size board do I need

• Personal, 4 oz, 5" x 8", pick 2 flavors, feeds 1 to 2, $45
• Heart, 4 oz, 6" x 6", pick 2 flavors, feeds 1 to 2, $45
• Small, 1/2 lb, 11" x 8", pick 4 flavors, feeds 3 to 5, $85
• Medium, 1 lb, 10" x 14", pick 4 flavors, feeds 6 to 10, $135
• Large, 1.5 lb, 12" x 16", pick 6 flavors, feeds 12 to 15, $190
• Extra Large, 2 lb, 12" x 16", pick 8 flavors, feeds 15 to 20, $240
• Jumbo Party, 3 lb, 15" x 21", pick 8 flavors, feeds 25 to 30, $355

A shabbos table with company usually lands on the Medium. A kiddush or a bris goes to the Extra Large or the Jumbo Party. A thank you to one person is the Personal or the Heart.

If you are between two sizes, go up. Jerky keeps.

What a kosher charcuterie board looks like when you build it from beef

A kosher host who wants a centerpiece has usually been choosing between a deli tray and a fruit platter. The charcuterie board everyone else builds is meat and cheese, which is not an option in a kosher home, so the whole category quietly excludes you.

A jerky board solves it. A kosher charcuterie board built entirely from beef looks like a centerpiece, needs no refrigeration, and does not wilt on the table, which is the failure mode of every platter put out before the guests arrive.

Each board arrives arranged and ready to serve on a wooden board, so the presentation is done before it reaches your table.

Because the jerky itself is tender rather than dry, people eat it standing up and talking, which is what a board is for.

Boards for shabbos, a simcha, or shipping out of town

Jerky Munch is made in Jackson, roughly twenty minutes from Lakewood, and delivers locally. That matters more for a board than for a bag, because a board is usually for a date: a bris, a sheva brachos, a kiddush, an office party.

For out of town, boards ship nationwide. If you are sending to family who cannot buy kosher meats where they live, a board reads as more of an occasion than a box does. For a shabbos table or a yom tov meal it doubles as the centerpiece and the food. Boards ship to Brooklyn and Monsey from the same kitchen.

Large orders and anything with a specific date are worth a phone call. 732-784-7554.

Questions about serving, arranging and shipping the boards

How many people does each board feed?

From 1 to 2 on the personal board up to 25 to 30 on the 3 lb Jumbo Party board. The table above lists every size.

Can I choose the flavors?

Yes, on every board. The number you pick goes up with the size, from 2 flavors on the personal board to 8 on the Extra Large and Jumbo.

Are the boards kosher?

Yes. Made in Jackson, New Jersey under the hashgacha of the CRC Hisachdus. More on the kashrus page.

Do you have kosher charcuterie boards?

A Jerky Munch board is the kosher version of the idea. Traditional charcuterie pairs meat with cheese, which a kosher home cannot serve together, so these boards are built entirely from beef jerky instead.

Can you deliver to Lakewood?

Yes. Local delivery around Lakewood, and nationwide shipping everywhere else. There is more on the Lakewood page.