What do you call this plate of food...?

[Lostinbooksandcoffee]

When you have a selection of various foodstuffs? For example:
Crackers, cheese, ham, boiled egg, hummus, crudités, pork pie or sausage roll, grapes.

Basically, a little bit of everything. I've seen it called a 'picky plate' or 'snack plate' on FB etc. I've also seen it mentioned on MN how they detest the saying.

So, I'm just curious what you call this type of meal?

Canapés. - pronounced can-apes.

Or

Crudités - pronounced cruddites (like luddites)

A picnic!

A plate of bits

Nibbly bits

Snacky platter in our house.

Lunch. Or tea. Depending on the time of day

Graze plate

S'mores board.

A buffet? party tea? smorgasbord?

'Cold tea' or a cold collation
'

Bitsa (bits of this and that)

Not far off a Ploughman's tbh.

If it's outside its a picnic if inside it's picky foods.

Heaven!

In our house is a picky tea.

We call it a feast, but usually we offerit when trying to convince fussy to eat something.

Can’t be bothered to cook plate

Fridge Tapas in this house, I.e what ever is left the night before the food delivery.

A deeply weird-sounding plate of food? A culinary identity crisis on a plate?

'Picky bits' or 'picky tea' are expressions I have never heard outside of Mn, and they suggest to me someone making a meal off what they have harvested from between their toes.

A platter

Plate of stuff or posh ploughmans.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/_chat/3903839-What-do-you-call-this-type-of-meal

Picnic lunch

My late MIL used to call it a 'Chase round the table'

Plate of bits!

We had this thread last month with 400 responses (see above). I can't read it or this one probably as the term "picky bits" makes my whole being, soul and flesh, cringe so hard I risk serious injury.