Valentine's Day Treats for Breakfast Through Dessert

These chocolate raspberry brownies are fun to make for kids' school Valentine's Day parties. Use Valentine cookie stencils (compare prices) to make the powdered sugar hearts and messages on these brownies.

This white hot chocolate recipe is the perfect Valentine's Day recipe for breakfast, a snack or dessert. Sweet, warm and creamy, this white hot chocolate is a fun change from traditional hot chocolate, and it tastes incredible. Garnish with a peppermint stick and homemade whipped cream.

Chocolate cookies are cut into heart shapes, then dipped in chocolate or pink candy melts and topped with Valentine sprinkles for this festive recipe.

There's a reason chocolate-covered strawberries are a classic Valentine's Day treat: They make you fall in love with one bite. And if you've never made chocolate strawberries before, you will be pleasantly surprised how easy they are to make.

The festive red color of these cake makes a terrific statement for Valentine's Day. And the best part is these red velvet cupcakes taste amazingly tender.

Who doesn't love rice crispy treats? And this version is the ideal Valentine's Day recipe. Chocolate rice crispy treats are topped with a chocolate peanut butter glaze, then cut into heart shapes and decorated with candy hearts. Kids love making and eating these Valentine's Day treats.

These heart-shaped sugar cookies are just the right recipe to bring a smile to the kids' faces on Valentine's Day.

Made famous by Serendipity 3 in New York, frozen hot chocolate is the perfect Valentine's Day drink for kids and adults alike. Sweet, creamy and icy, it really does taste like frozen hot chocolate.