A Fancy Way To Serve Wine And Cheese During A Social Affair
Iron ore, nickel, and other materials needed to make stainless steel are melted at a high temperature and cast into a specific shape. A decorative stainless steel food platter that contains a mirrored surface is a popular item that may make your next wine and cheese hour seem fancy and well thought out.
Choose The Platter Design
Some manufacturers may produce distinct stainless steel products that can only be found through some retailers. Others could use universal shapes for food platters and similar items and you may see this type of platter in just about any home improvement or kitchenware shop that you visit. Scrolled or beveled edging, custom engraving, a protruding lipped border, or a tray that contains a built-in cup holder, ingredient troughs, a handle, or a lid are some stainless steel food platter styles to consider for the wine and cheese hour that you are hosting.
Decide how the service to your guests will work. If tables are being set up on a patio or a deck, you may want to purchase platters that contain handles or built-in holders, since these features will make it convenient to transport the trays outdoors and move them from table to table. For an indoor event that is going to feature a meal that is preceded by a wine and cheese hour, one large platter that is set up on a bar or a counter will work for a beverage and cheese combo that is being served.
Use A Custom Beverage And Food Layout
Stainless steel that contains a mirrored surface is noted for its shiny presence and ability to withstand staining or scuff marks. Use a unique display for the components of the wine and cheese hour, to lure your guests up to the wine and cheese bar or to encourage people to take their fair share of the drink and cheese options, as a platter is passed around the table.
You can either set up the wine bottles along one side of the platter and arrange blocks of cheese, crackers, and toast along the other side or you can prepare individual servings, by pouring small glasses of wine and setting them up in built-in holders that the platter possesses and using a knife to slice or spread cheese across the crackers and bread. Use a colorful pallet of cheeses, including ones that are almost white and ones that are a deep yellow or orangish hue, to complement the silver backdrop that they will be arranged across.
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