Guide – My favorite thing in the world is a box of fine European chocolates.

Nothing melts a chocolate lover’s heart like a valentines chocolate gift. You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to create your own unique gift that will show her how much you love her on Valentine’s Day. Here are valentine chocolate gift ideas for the chocolate lover in your life.

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Chocolate Kisses
You really should give her more than the old standby, but if you insist, at least be creative on how you give them to her. There are many different ways you can use kisses without coming across cheap. You can create your own red or pink gift box and pack the inside with kisses with a love letter. Another thing you can do is make a path of chocolate kisses that leads to another gift like a bouquet of red roses.

Chocolate Heart Box
Either create your own heart-shaped box or look for a nice fancy one and fill it with gourmet chocolates and truffles. You can buy candy boxes in the shape of a heart but leave the candy out and replace it with gourmet chocolates. You could even put chocolate kisses inside.

Valentines Chocolate Card
Visit a specialty candy shop, or confectionery store, and have them create a card made entirely out of chocolate. This is a unique valentines chocolate gift she’ll be sure to remember.

Guide – If you have a wrapped chocolate bar, remember, it must be unwrapped and allowed to breathe like a fine wine. Many people yield to the temptation of ripping open a candy bar and immediately taking a bite.

Bouquet of Chocolate Roses
Sure red roses are nice, but why not try something totally different? Why not give her a bouquet of chocolate roses instead? Better yet, combine the two and create a bouquet of real roses mixed with chocolate roses.

Chocolate Basket
Create a gift basket that is filled with her favorite chocolates, or surprise her and include chocolates she’s never tried before. You can also include chocolate covered pretzels or strawberries and top it off with an arrangement of chocolate roses. A romantic music cd and a bottle of wine is a nice touch. The possibilities are endless. Be creative!

Guide – ‘Nine out of ten people like chocolate. The tenth person always tells a little white lie.

Chocolate Fountain
Put the fondue maker back in the closet and instead bring out the latest chocolate craze – the chocolate fountain. Imagine her coming home to a flowing fountain of chocolate with red roses surrounding it with romantic music playing in the background.

Chocolate Tour
Take her to a local chocolate factory or if you want to go all out, take her on a weekend getaway to Hershey, Pennsylvania! That would be the ultimate valentine chocolate gift!

Guide – When you begin eating chocolate, make sure you do it one bite at a time. This is important.

Valentine’s Day doesn’t always have to be about roses and jewelry. She’ll appreciate a heart-felt gift you created for her more than anything. These valentine chocolate gift ideas should help you get your creative juices flowing so that you can create a romantic gift for her that she’ll never forget.

Guide – If you have a wrapped chocolate bar, remember, it must be unwrapped and allowed to breathe like a fine wine. Many people yield to the temptation of ripping open a candy bar and immediately taking a bite.

Receiving a box of chocolate is always a lovely surprise that brightens our day. It brings a unique dimension to any “Thank you” or “I love you” message that we wish to convey. It is a gift that communicates our consideration and our affection.

Chocolate is also a cultural and social feature of our western society. It plays a part in many of our celebrations.

Birthdays.

It is one day when we indulge ourselves without feeling guilty. So, the bigger the better. We treat our love ones to some of the fabulous chocolates they would not dare touch normally. Dark, brown or white, they will be eaten throughout the day, with a palatable contentment that has no room for rational behaviour.

Guide – Children are more likely to prefer chocolate when they reach 10-11 years old than when they are younger.

Mother’s day.

Mothers and chocolate go well together, this is why cocoa is a universal treat on this special day. Thousands of beautifully and delicately wrapped boxes find their way into the living rooms or bedrooms of our impatient Mums. Mother’s day is an affair of the heart, and offering a carefully chosen box of favorite chocolates reveal, our appreciation and our love.

Guide – ‘Nine out of ten people like chocolate. The tenth person always tells a little white lie.

Christmas.

Enter into the spirit of Christmas and, relive the joy of childhood. No Christmas celebration is complete without the colouful boxes full of chocolates decorated with marzipan or filled with liqueur, the chocolate Father Christmas and Snow men hanging
from the Christmas tree. It gives the festive season a wonderful sense of warmth, comfort and tradition.

Valentine’day.

It is a day of lust and passion, when lovers taste the forbidden fruits that melt slowly in the mouth and leave them begging for more. They discover ecstasy and lose themselves into a chocolate decadence and craving.

Guide – In genearl, the shelf life for chocolate is a year. Chocolate that is refrigerated may not melt as readily.

Easter

For chocoholics all over the Christian world, no festivities match the chocolate frenzy of Easter. Fertility and the new life are honored in all their forms. Chocolate eggs, chocolate hens, chocolate rabbits and so forth. We celebrate the resurrection of The Lord Jesus and, we rejoice at the renewal of spring in a feast of chocolate.

Guide – The average American eats 10-12 pounds (4.5 kg) of chocolate a year.