This Santa snack platter is loaded with cheese and meat! It's naturally very low in carbohydrates and will put a smile on your family's faces!

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Forming a Santa Claus face with food isn't exactly a new original idea. I've seen them made with veggies, fruit, and let's not forget my own low carb Santa pancake! So I decided to adapt my popular turkey-shaped Thanksgiving platter, which uses sliced meat and cheese. It looked so cheery, if I do say so myself!
Note: Quantities of ingredients provided are a guideline to enable nutritional data calculations. You may find that your amounts are slightly different.
How to Make a Santa Snack Platter
Start by placing a low carb tortilla on a large serving platter. If you don't want to use a tortilla for the face, you could use some sliced orange cheese like cheddar, but I didn't really want him to have an orange face! Cut some sliced cheese into squares - I used a mixture of Swiss and mozzarella - this will form the beard.
Next, add some pepperoni in layers to form a hat.
Create the facial features by adding two sliced black olives for eyes, and salami for cheeks. Cut out a nose and mouth shape from more salami, then add triangles of cheese for eyebrows and moustache.
Finish with two rows of mozzarella pearls for the hat trim and a "pom pom" at the end of his hat.
And it's done! It really doesn't take very long to put together and you can add as many layers of meat and cheese as you would like.
Your family and friends will love it!
📖 Recipe

Santa Snack Platter
Ingredients
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Place the tortilla on a large serving platter. Cut the sliced cheese into squares and place them on the tortilla to form the beard.
- Next, add the pepperoni in layers to form the hat.
- Create the facial features by adding the black olives for eyes, and salami for cheeks. Cut out a nose and mouth shape from more salami, then add triangles of cheese for eyebrows and moustache.
- Finish with two rows of mozzarella pearls for the hat trim and a "pom pom" at the end of the hat.
Nutrition
Notes
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Let us know how it was!Nutritional information is provided as a courtesy and is my best approximation. Net carbs are calculated as the total grams carbs minus the total grams of fiber.






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