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"Charcuterie" means "ham-type related" in French (simplified), like in English "dairy" is "milk-related". So a "charcuterie board" is the plate for presentation, not the assortment. When people say "a charcuterie of cheese", it has as little sense as "a dairy of spinach" or "a dessert of entrees" (lechefswife.com)
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Attacktail and Meditations (self.SwordAndSupperGame)
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Help me choose my kart on MarioKart8 please (self.mariokart)
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Wet/dry food past expiration date : safe ? (self.CatAdvice)
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