Fruit and Cheese Platter/#SundaySupper

Do you know what the best thing is about a Fruit and Cheese Platter? They are quick and easy to put together, with pretty much no work at all! That’s what we are celebrating today for #SundaySupper! No Labor Recipes! There really is NO work involved in putting this plate together. Yes, I had to go shopping, but I was going anyway for something else. Plus, I love to shop, so it’s not work for me! I picked out four different cheeses and 4 different fruits to make this tray. I didn’t use any fancy fruits or exotic cheeses, but I did buy a cheese that I hadn’t had before. Making a fruit and cheese platter is the perfect opportunity to try products you may have wanted to try, but were waiting for a reason. Now you have one!

fruit, cheese, grapes, pears, apples, cheddar, havarti,

Fruit and Cheese Plate


Grapes
Pears
Strawberries
Apples
Creamy Havarti
Aged White Cheddar
Apple Smoked Cheddar
Queso Quesadilla
Raw Pecan Halves

grapes, pears, strawberries, apples, white cheddar, apple smoked cheddar, creamy Havarti, Queso Quesadilla

Simply wash your fruit, and slice what is necessary. I used a wire cheese slicer to slice up the cheese, but you could also use a cheese knife or a cheese plane.

grapes, pears, strawberries, apples, white cheddar, apple smoked cheddar, creamy Havarti, Queso Quesadilla

You can put whatever you would like on your Fruit and Cheese Platter. This is a great time to experiment! I added nuts this time to my platter for a little something extra, but I have added small loves of french bread and even broken pieces of chocolate in the past. You favorite dip would fit right in also. It all tastes good!
Enjoy!

Thank you for taking time to stop by today!

Sunday Supper Movement

 Check out below for more wonderful No Labor Recipes from the rest of the #SundaySupper family!

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Sweet Treats and Drinks:

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