My aunt's pickle trick changed how I layer every board now
My aunt Pat visited from Tucson last spring and watched me assemble a charcuterie board, then said I was stacking things too tall. She said to lay the crunchy items flat on the bottom, like crackers and pickles, so the soft cheese on top doesn't smash them. I tried her method on my last plate for a party of 8 and it held up way better, no more broken crackers by the second hour. Has anyone else gotten advice from a relative that totally flipped their board game?