Valentine’s Day DIY Foods, Snacks, and Drinks

We know it’s a bit of a cliché, but it’s true what they say — when it comes to gift-giving, it’s the thought that counts. And nothing says “thoughtful” quite like a handmade gift. Not only are our DIY creations one-of-a-kind, personal, and made with love, they’re also delicious! Whether as a romantic appetizer or a Valentine’s Day gift all its own, give these delectable DIY creations a shot.

Skip the shot glasses this year in favor of something a lot more delicious — strawberry shot glasses! Simply line a hollowed out strawberry with chocolate and add your favorite creamy liquor for a treat that’s truly unique.

If your tastes lie more fruity than sweet, try your hand at mixing our signature sangria. With the winds howling outside, this fizzy drink will have you both thinking of warmer days soon to come.

Fair warning, this one is a bit more ambitious, but we think you’re up for it! If your lady loves all things rainbows and unicorns, surprise her with these magical treats.

What better to give the person you caught the “love bug” for than these adorable strawberry and grape treats. These easy-to-make bugs also make a great family-friendly activity for Valentine’s Day, if you’re looking to include your little ones in the V-day festivities.

What’s perhaps the one thing women love more than flowers? Chocolate! This fun twist on a traditional floral bouquet is the perfect mix of tasty and unique.

If some of the above recipes seem a little too ambitious for you, have no fear! If you can melt chocolate, you can make hand-dipped strawberries. And after all, what’s more romantic and sensual than traditional chocolate dipped strawberries?

There’s a reason why dried fruits are referred to as “nature’s candy,” it’s because they’re delicious and surprisingly nutritious. Keep things Valentine’s Day-themed by choosing red and pink fruits only, like strawberries, cherries, red grapes, watermelon, and apples.

Now that you know what you’re going to get the one you love, it’s time to decide what you’re going to write in the card.