Grazing tables

Grazing tables: the art of the gourmet buffet to share

Grazing is a culinary concept that consists of artistically arranging various foods on trays, boards and boxes by playing with colors, textures and volumes. Cheeses, charcuterie, vegetables, fruits, pastries: each element finds its place in a visual composition that awakens the taste buds as much as the eyes.

Containers adapted to each grazing format

Our products are designed to meet different grazing approaches:

• Grazing platters (trays): discover our presentation trays in the Atlas, Textura, Caterlux and Cubik ranges, available in Atlas 1/1, 1/2, 2/3 and GN 1/1 and 1/2 formats, in black or white, to suit all atmospheres.
• Grazing boards: our acacia boards and Karou bamboo boards bring a natural and warm touch to your compositions.
• Grazing boxes: the Woodbox and bamboo boxes are ideal for delivery, carrying or gourmet gifts.

Accessories to perfect your offer

Complete your grazing tables with our carefully selected accessories:

• Verrines Diamant and Sweet for sauces, dips and petits fours
• Cups Ondine and glasses for beverages
• Cocktail napkins matched for color harmony
• Mini cutlery and serving tongs for impeccable presentation
• Juice bottles and beverage dispenser to accompany your buffets

For which occasions to use a grazing table?

Grazing tables adapt to many professional and festive contexts: weddings, corporate seminars, brunches, baby showers, birthdays or cocktail dinners. On a buffet, they become real centerpieces that invite sharing. For takeaway, our Woodbox and trays with lids offer a neat presentation, ready to serve.

FAQ:

What is the difference between a grazing platter, a grazing board and a grazing box?

The grazing platter is a rigid tray (Atlas or Textura type) ideal for fixed buffets. The grazing board is a wooden board (acacia or bamboo) that brings a natural and rustic aspect. The grazing box is a box with lid (Woodbox, bamboo box) perfect for delivery or gourmet gifts to take away.

Which tray format to choose for a grazing table?

For a buffet for 8-15 people, a GN 1/1 format tray offers a large presentation surface. For more intimate tables or to vary compositions, the GN 1/2 format is more suitable. You can also combine several formats and supports to create a tiered buffet with our displays.

How to create a visually successful grazing table?

Start by placing your bulky items (cheeses, sauce bowls) as anchor points, then fill the spaces with charcuterie, fruits, vegetables and crackers. Alternate colors and textures. Use verrines and small bowls to separate sauces and condiments, and add fresh herbs for the final touch.

Are Woodboxes suitable for delivering grazing boxes?

Yes, Woodboxes come with a lid, which makes them perfectly suitable for transport and delivery. Available in 2.7 L and 6.8 L formats, they protect your compositions while offering an elegant presentation upon opening.

What accessories are essential for a professional grazing table?

Provide serving tongs and trident forks so guests can help themselves easily. Add verrines for dips and condiments, matching cocktail napkins, as well as labels to identify products, especially in case of allergens.

Can Atlas trays be used with other products in the range?

Yes, Atlas trays are compatible with kraft strips, Arcade supports to create tiered presentations, and 3-bin displays. This modularity allows you to create varied and structured buffets according to your needs.

What is the difference between Textura, Caterlux and Cubik trays?

Textura trays feature a textured surface that limits food slipping. Caterlux trays offer a smooth and elegant finish, available in black and white. Cubik trays stand out with a structured design with a 5-compartment version to separate different preparations on the same tray.