$10,000 Charcuterie Board

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Publicado 2021-05-01
We all love a good charcuterie board. Char coochie board. Shark cutie board. Whatever it's called. They're typically filled with delicious cured meats, cheeses, veggies, nuts, olives, dried fruits, bread, crackers and more. But we figured we'd do something crazy today. We've made five different boards, starting at a dollar and working our way up to ten thousand dollars. Once we worked our way up, the boards began to include nicer versions of all the typical elements listed above but also a variety of high end, unique ingredients you may have never seen before. Think Jamón Ibérico, caviar, foie gras, and all sorts of specialty ingredients from across the globe. But this was no joke. TEN. THOUSAND. DOLLARS. All on one massive charcuterie board.

We're also doing a few other special things with this video. First, every penny I make from this video will be donated to India to assist with the current crisis. I know it sounds crazy to spend this much on cheese and meats, but this translate directly to a large donation to a fantastic cause. If you can, toss the video a like and comment so we can send as much money as possible overseas. I will discuss on IG stories once I've submitted the first payment. On another note, I've brought in three random subscribers in this video to eat and enjoy the charcuterie board: Felix, Sej, and Judah. They we're all fantastic. I hope to bring in many more random subscribers very soon, so make sure to click that subscribe and notifications button to be next! I'm actually driving around Boston next week giving out free tins of caviar for our next vid, so look out for my goofy face in the black Tesla.

Some of the ingredients in this video came from a few amazing spots that I often source food from, so I'm leaving links to some of my favorite items below. This isn't a sponsored vid (in fact, I legally have to tell you if it is), but I'm leaving a few links below for your own curiosity and figured I'd pick my favorite items from this board:

Regalis Foods (www.regalisfoods.com/)
Honeycomb Frame: www.regalisfoods.com/products/honeycomb-full-frame…
Amazing Olives: www.regalisfoods.com/products/conventional-gordal-…
Truffle Balsamic: www.regalisfoods.com/products/black-truffle-balsam…

La Tienda (www.tienda.com/)
Sliced Jamón: www.tienda.com/products/sliced-iberico-de-bellota-…
Chorizo Ibérico: www.tienda.com/products/iberico-de-bellota-chorizo…
Octopus: www.tienda.com/products/pulpo-octopus-conservas-de…

iGourmet (igourmet.com/)
All Items: bit.ly/2SihZXo
Truffle Pate: igourmet.com/products/black-truffle-pate-3-oz
Dried Oranges: igourmet.com/products/dehydrated-oranges

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @adanluna3279
    Joshua Weismann: “Nick DiGiovanni’s $10,000 charcuterie board but cheaper”
  • @TheTechAdmin
    11:37 I feel one of the most important parts of preparing a charcuterie board is, making every single piece visually easy to grab with two fingers, without touching any other aspect of the board. This is because etiquette requires you to not touch anything that you don't intend to eat yourself. But that salmon is kind of hard to see where one piece ends and the other begins. So people are either going to be touching other people's food, or staring at the salmon closely to find out how to grab a single piece properly.
  • @hmmcoolname2450
    You better start saving for a $100,000 charcuterie board lmao
  • @ReadWithMrsHahn
    What did you learn today? Cheese can pay off my student loans.
  • @dimitririce280
    Nick is the only person who can cook and eat ingredients costing thousands of dollars, and then eat easy cheese on an oreo
  • I just recently started watching Nick over the past few days, but i feel he did such an amazing job with these subscribers. I can't imagine what it would be like standing in front of a camera like that with someone you follow on youtube, but Nick really did bring them out in the best way possible and they all did an amazing taste test. Great stuff!
  • @pitasutton7
    Congrats! You’ve given me a crippling addiction to creating charcuterie boards
  • @derblauling
    Welcome to another episode of "I am poor but still watch this"
  • @yungcrox2663
    It’s the way his chef knife just slides through that baguette without the baguette crumbling for me
  • @MWaccount-vf3jl
    Nick committed a war crime when he added cheese to those poor oreos
  • @TGRMamagenS
    I don't know much about cooking but learning from you helps a lot You also help me forget the bad stuff about cooking and learn the good and I thank you for that
  • @mags9024
    When I finally decide that life is pointless, you’ll find me in a dark corner squirting Easy cheese on Oreos.
  • @Luckiedog.
    Can we just appreciate the fact that Nick is taking time from his partying to bring us these epic videos...
  • This is my favorite video here. It was already epic, but the charitable cause at the end makes it perfect. Thanks sir, keep this ish coming! :)
  • @UGHBLEGLOVER286
    Hes so creative and with the ingredients he could get plus his skill he could do some pretty amazing stuff and its so cool when he cooks for popular people because their reactions are so good thank you for the amazing videos nick!
  • @Henkeee
    I always find it crazy when you bring up a crazy expensive regional delicacy from my area. Like cloudberry jam is pretty common and inexpensive where I live, as cloudberries grow wild here. But in recent years the price has hiked up as more and more people in far away places has found a taste for this berry. In advertisements made by the norwegian board of tourism, they claim that cloudberries grow on mountaintops under the northern lights to try to make them feel more special, when in reality they grow in swamps and marshes :ppp
  • @slime646
    How does your taste buds feel when one day you have $3,000 steak or ham and then another day you are eating Oreos with cheese.
  • @jayfron6012
    That was so cool of you to get some subscribers to come to share that board with you. These are truly special pieces of food that many people will never get to try.