Grazing Table Catering

Grazing tables and grazing boards add a special decadent touch to your party. Covered with a selection of delightful bites the grazing table not only looks good but becomes a talking point for guests. It’s an easy way to cater for large groups and provide something for everyone. The grazing table becomes a centrepiece for guests to mingle and interact but it can also be a delicious option when you’re not wanting to cater a sit-down meal. Explore grazing table catering in your area >>

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Grazing Table Catering Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What food do you put on a grazing table?

For grazing table catering, we recommend a selection of sweet and savoury options for guests. Include fresh fruit and nuts for a healthy option. Cheeses, tasty dips and good bread add a savoury and filling touch as well. And don’t be afraid to put some naughty options on there too, chocolates and sweets, it is apathy after all!

How do you make a grazing table?

We would encourage you to give making a grazing table on your own a try if you’re feeling up to the challenge. A wide selection of sweet and savoury foods is needed, ensuring plenty to cover your selected table.

To give off the decadent image you must ensure your table size is appropriate to make it look full of food. After you have selected your food it’s all about presentation. Take time to distribute the food in an eye-catching way. How you cut your fruits, roll your meats and present your snacks makes all the difference.

How long can a grazing table stay out?

Grazing table catering usually stays out for about 4 to 5 hours. This time frame may vary depending on your location. Depending on the amount of food that needs to be refrigerated, for example, cheeses and some fresh dips, this might be short or long.